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Works spreadsheets and Excel 2007

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bitsnpcs - 29 Jun 2007 06:24 GMT
Hi

Am I right in observing that Excel 2007 DOES NOT support Works spreadsheets?
I can't seem to read any *.wks files with Excel 2007 and I can't import them
either. Is there some reason for this...is there something i need to install?
or is this another microsoft feature?
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Harlan Grove - 29 Jun 2007 06:34 GMT
bitsnpcs <bitsn...@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote...
>Am I right in observing that Excel 2007 DOES NOT support Works
>spreadsheets?

Yes, you are.

>I can't seem to read any *.wks files with Excel 2007 and I can't
>import them either. Is there some reason for this...is there
>something i need to install? or is this another microsoft feature?

This is perfectly rational on Microsoft's part. If Works could
generate spreadsheets Excel could easily read, would SENSIBLE
companies and other organizations buy Office or Works for employees
who mainly perform data entry?
Bruce Sinclair - 05 Jul 2007 00:42 GMT
>bitsnpcs <bitsn...@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote...
>>Am I right in observing that Excel 2007 DOES NOT support Works
[quoted text clipped - 10 lines]
>companies and other organizations buy Office or Works for employees
>who mainly perform data entry?

Thank you ! You have explained in a few simple words one of the great
"mysteries of life" .. well ... to me anyway :)

My previous question had always been "why wouldn't MS let works and XL talk
to each other in a friendly way ?".

You have pointed out the bleeding obvious .... my question should have been,
"why would they ?" :) :)

Thanks again.
 
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