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lelykg
Why does my file go blank when saved as a .dbf
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Dave Peterson
In my simple testing in xl2003, my file didn't go blank.
You may want to post more details on what you did--and what version of excel
you're using.
(and what version of .dbf, too.)
You may want to post more details on what you did--and what version of excel
you're using.
(and what version of .dbf, too.)
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lelykg
My version of excel is 2002 on xp pro
The files contents always disappear without having to open the dbf with
visual foxpro 9.0
I would open the file saved as a .dbf in excel after saving and it would be
blank in excel
The files contents always disappear without having to open the dbf with
visual foxpro 9.0
I would open the file saved as a .dbf in excel after saving and it would be
blank in excel
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Dave Peterson
I don't use .dbf very often...
But excel uses a range named DataBase when it saves to the .dbf file.
Make sure your range named DataBase includes everything you want to keep.
You may want to delete that name (insert|name|define dialog) and reapply it to
your real data.
But excel uses a range named DataBase when it saves to the .dbf file.
Make sure your range named DataBase includes everything you want to keep.
You may want to delete that name (insert|name|define dialog) and reapply it to
your real data.
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lelykg
Thanks that Solved the problem
Dave Peterson said:I don't use .dbf very often...
But excel uses a range named DataBase when it saves to the .dbf file.
Make sure your range named DataBase includes everything you want to keep.
You may want to delete that name (insert|name|define dialog) and reapply it to
your real data.