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high_tech_club@yahoo.ca - 20 Apr 2008 20:49 GMT
This has to do with a conversion from 2007 to 2003. Apparently
worksheets are lost in the 2003 converted spreadsheet and numbers are
padded in certain cells with no rhyme or reason. I tried this
conversion a few times and strangely, the same thing happened each
time. Is there a fix for this in a Service Pack? Anyone else find the
same problem happening?
Nick Hodge - 20 Apr 2008 21:00 GMT
No, I've not seen this phenomenon. Are you just saving as a 97/2003 file
(xls)?

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> This has to do with a conversion from 2007 to 2003. Apparently
> worksheets are lost in the 2003 converted spreadsheet and numbers are
> padded in certain cells with no rhyme or reason. I tried this
> conversion a few times and strangely, the same thing happened each
> time. Is there a fix for this in a Service Pack? Anyone else find the
> same problem happening?
Tyro - 20 Apr 2008 23:16 GMT
I have experienced no problems saving files in 2003 format.

Tyro

> This has to do with a conversion from 2007 to 2003. Apparently
> worksheets are lost in the 2003 converted spreadsheet and numbers are
> padded in certain cells with no rhyme or reason. I tried this
> conversion a few times and strangely, the same thing happened each
> time. Is there a fix for this in a Service Pack? Anyone else find the
> same problem happening?
Bernard Liengme - 21 Apr 2008 21:38 GMT
Send me (private email) an XLSX file and I will see what happens
I too have never had any problem with conversion
bet wishes
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> This has to do with a conversion from 2007 to 2003. Apparently
> worksheets are lost in the 2003 converted spreadsheet and numbers are
> padded in certain cells with no rhyme or reason. I tried this
> conversion a few times and strangely, the same thing happened each
> time. Is there a fix for this in a Service Pack? Anyone else find the
> same problem happening?
Don Guillett - 21 Apr 2008 22:28 GMT
I have the converter installed and am having no problems going back and
forth in 2003 or 2007 with either .xls format.

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> This has to do with a conversion from 2007 to 2003. Apparently
> worksheets are lost in the 2003 converted spreadsheet and numbers are
> padded in certain cells with no rhyme or reason. I tried this
> conversion a few times and strangely, the same thing happened each
> time. Is there a fix for this in a Service Pack? Anyone else find the
> same problem happening?
Angela G - 07 Jul 2008 22:29 GMT
Were you able to get this resolved?  I'm finding the same issue all of a
sudden.

> This has to do with a conversion from 2007 to 2003. Apparently
> worksheets are lost in the 2003 converted spreadsheet and numbers are
> padded in certain cells with no rhyme or reason. I tried this
> conversion a few times and strangely, the same thing happened each
> time. Is there a fix for this in a Service Pack? Anyone else find the
> same problem happening?

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