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archiving spread sheets
How do I archive spread sheets? I realize I could go to "filesave as" and
put it somewhere else on my computer or maybe even burn it to a disc, but does excel have a utility like outlook where I can just "archive"? |
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archiving spread sheets
Nope.
And personally, I figure that excel isn't very well suited for this. I'd just use windows explorer to copy the file to a safe location (or use your CD burning software to make backups). johnnyt70 wrote: How do I archive spread sheets? I realize I could go to "filesave as" and put it somewhere else on my computer or maybe even burn it to a disc, but does excel have a utility like outlook where I can just "archive"? -- Dave Peterson |
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