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How come I can't import an .svc file(Open Office) to Excel file?
I was able to convert an .xls file to an .svc(Open Office), but I was not
able to do the reverse. Open office is freeware and it has this capability. Microsoft Excel is a software giant and it does not recognize this format. Is there a way to do this. |
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How come I can't import an .svc file(Open Office) to Excel file?
Go back to OpenOffice and resave your file as .xls.
beezer wrote: I was able to convert an .xls file to an .svc(Open Office), but I was not able to do the reverse. Open office is freeware and it has this capability. Microsoft Excel is a software giant and it does not recognize this format. Is there a way to do this. -- Dave Peterson |
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