Convert Mac Spreadsheet to excel 2000

[Penny]

Can anyone tell me if is possible to convert worksheets
created on IMac to 2000 version of excel? The IBM is
running windows 2000.

 

[Jim Gordon]

Hi

No conversion is necessary. The file format is the same. Be sure .xls at
the end of the file name.

-Jim Gordon
Mac MVP

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[SVEN AERTS]

The buttons changed drastically going from pc to mac:
- the letters inside the boxes didn't fit anymore
- the button places changed: buttons for navigation purpose placed one next
to another were covering each other a bit.

Same with you ?

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[J.E. McGimpsey]

The buttons changed drastically going from pc to mac:
- the letters inside the boxes didn't fit anymore
- the button places changed: buttons for navigation purpose placed one next
to another were covering each other a bit.

Same with you ?

Since Mac and Windows use different default screen resolutions (72
ppi and 96 ppi, respectively), this will cause the effects you've
seen. On my cross-platform applications, I set up two sets of
userforms and use conditional compilation to choose the ones to
display.

I don't often use form controls directly in the worksheet, but when
I do, I either make them as small as practical on the Mac platform
and live with them being a bit too large on Win machines, or I scale
them at run-time by 96/72 for Macs.