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Excel 2003 vs Excel 2002

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duranwd - 23 May 2008 14:02 GMT
Can I open and work on a excel 2003 spreadsheet on excel 2002?  Please Help I
hate to buy excel 2003 upgrade.
JLatham - 23 May 2008 14:37 GMT
Request that the person who created/owns the 2003 spreadsheet save it out
using Save As and choosing the "Excel 97-2003 & 95/Excel 5" option.  It will
make for a larger file, but will be usable by any current version of Excel,
including 2002 from Office XP.

> Can I open and work on a excel 2003 spreadsheet on excel 2002?  Please Help I
> hate to buy excel 2003 upgrade.
Chip Pearson - 23 May 2008 19:12 GMT
The versions of Excel 97 through 2003 all use the same internal file format,
so files may be freely created/shared/opened/saved between versions. Of
course, if you use a tool in XL2003 that didn't exist in 2002, you won't
have it but you shouldn't have problems.

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> Can I open and work on a excel 2003 spreadsheet on excel 2002?  Please
> Help I
> hate to buy excel 2003 upgrade.
 
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