G
George
An using MS Office 2002 Excel. Wondering what extensions (.xls or .xlw) the
filenames should be.
Microsoft help defines a workbook as having (multiple) spreadsheets. Seems
like no matter how many/few worksheets you create, when you go to save the
file, it always defaults to _______.xls, and the "Save as type" defaults to
"MIcrosoft Excel workBOOK, .xls.
Is .xls the new "standard" file extension for everything, regardless of
number of sheets? Is ___.xlw (the "w" used to indicate "workbook) a relic
of the past.
I created a few new files and specified a file extension of .xlw, thinking
that was what was needed if it had multiple sheets. Can I just use F2 and
rename the files from something.xlw to something.xls. (Or does this create
some kind of opening problem later because it wasn't "re-saved" as xls.
Just want the filenames to be consistent (and sort of "standard"), thanks.
filenames should be.
Microsoft help defines a workbook as having (multiple) spreadsheets. Seems
like no matter how many/few worksheets you create, when you go to save the
file, it always defaults to _______.xls, and the "Save as type" defaults to
"MIcrosoft Excel workBOOK, .xls.
Is .xls the new "standard" file extension for everything, regardless of
number of sheets? Is ___.xlw (the "w" used to indicate "workbook) a relic
of the past.
I created a few new files and specified a file extension of .xlw, thinking
that was what was needed if it had multiple sheets. Can I just use F2 and
rename the files from something.xlw to something.xls. (Or does this create
some kind of opening problem later because it wasn't "re-saved" as xls.
Just want the filenames to be consistent (and sort of "standard"), thanks.