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Our procedure is to cut and paste portions of invoices (made in Excel) to
other dept. personelle several times a day. We had no issues until we recently upgraded to Office 2007. Now our emails are 3,700,000 kb each. Our emails take 4 minutes to open. We have tried "converting" these worksheets first but that doesn't always work. How can we cut and paste part of our excel files and keep the file size small? (We tried Tab Text delimited but that doesn't come across easy enough to read.) |
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Hi,
I don't have any problem, but maybe you are copying as a picture? When I copy a range from Excel 2007 into Outlook 2007 I get a Work-like table and a very small email. Any additional info we should know about? Cheers, Shane Devenshire "Macys" wrote: Our procedure is to cut and paste portions of invoices (made in Excel) to other dept. personelle several times a day. We had no issues until we recently upgraded to Office 2007. Now our emails are 3,700,000 kb each. Our emails take 4 minutes to open. We have tried "converting" these worksheets first but that doesn't always work. How can we cut and paste part of our excel files and keep the file size small? (We tried Tab Text delimited but that doesn't come across easy enough to read.) |
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