M
mark
Anyone know if it is possible to convert from lotus 123 to
excel, ensuring that all macros are kept intact?
Regards
Mark
excel, ensuring that all macros are kept intact?
Regards
Mark
F
Frank Isaacs
Excel can read some (older) versions of 1-2-3, but not newer ones. Also, in
no case does it convert macros; you'll have to do that yourself. There might
be third-party tools to do that, however.
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HTH -
-Frank Isaacs
Dolphin Technology Corp.
http://vbapro.com
no case does it convert macros; you'll have to do that yourself. There might
be third-party tools to do that, however.
--
HTH -
-Frank Isaacs
Dolphin Technology Corp.
http://vbapro.com
J
Jim Rech
There might be third-party tools to do that, however.
I don't think so, Frank.
I don't think so, Frank.
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Frank Isaacs
Oops - glad I sent my previous reply to you only, and not the news server. I
went back and re-read my post...of course it would be even less likely to
find a third-party tool to convert macros. I had in mind a tool which
converts ASP to PHP for web pages, but that's a more useful thing since
people actually USE both of those technologies...I think there are only 3
1-2-3 users left on the planet
Best regards -
-Frank
went back and re-read my post...of course it would be even less likely to
find a third-party tool to convert macros. I had in mind a tool which
converts ASP to PHP for web pages, but that's a more useful thing since
people actually USE both of those technologies...I think there are only 3
1-2-3 users left on the planet
Best regards -
-Frank
H
Harlan Grove
Frank Isaacs said:. . . I think there are only 3 1-2-3 users left on the planet
Be brave - write that in Lotus's SmartSuite user forum or
comp.apps.spreadsheets.