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Open Office file to EXCEL
I just installed Microsoft Office Professional.
I have been using Open Office for spreadsheets. I can copy and paste my files into Excel but what is the best format to save them in that carries all the formatting? -- FBOULEY |
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You would want to save them in "Microsoft Excel Workbook (*.xls)"
But instead of copy|pasting from OpenOffice, couldn't you just File|open them in Excel? BOULEY wrote: I just installed Microsoft Office Professional. I have been using Open Office for spreadsheets. I can copy and paste my files into Excel but what is the best format to save them in that carries all the formatting? -- FBOULEY -- Dave Peterson |
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