XLS is the file extension for MS Excel 2003 and earlier. If you want to save something in XLS format, then put the scenario data in Excel and save in Excel 2003 format.
XLS is the file extension for MS Excel 2003 and earlier. If you want to save something in XLS format, then put the scenario data in Excel and save in Excel 2003 format.
.xls
Excel 2003 and earlier: .XLS Excel 2007 and later: .XLSX
MS Excel 2003 and earlier use the XLS format. MS Excel 2007 and later use the XLSX format.
False ! Open Office Calc is quite happy to save files in .xls format !
You can save as a .xls file, but that will require you saving it as an older format.You can save as a .xls file, but that will require you saving it as an older format.You can save as a .xls file, but that will require you saving it as an older format.You can save as a .xls file, but that will require you saving it as an older format.You can save as a .xls file, but that will require you saving it as an older format.You can save as a .xls file, but that will require you saving it as an older format.You can save as a .xls file, but that will require you saving it as an older format.You can save as a .xls file, but that will require you saving it as an older format.You can save as a .xls file, but that will require you saving it as an older format.You can save as a .xls file, but that will require you saving it as an older format.You can save as a .xls file, but that will require you saving it as an older format.
Default file format for Excel 2003: .xls Default file format for Excel 2007: .xlsx Note: You can't open lower version file format in upper version. If you want to do this then you will have to download the compatibility pack.
You probably do not, since BTD is a proprietary database format (Power To-Do List data file) and XLS is a spreadsheet format. You might be able to get some information from Five O'Clock software (see related links), the publishers of Power To-Do List. They might have some suggestions for exporting or converting your file.
A document that is created by Microsoft Excel. Excel is a spreadsheet maker.
DAT is a generic file extension (usually short for DATA). Its format and content are determined by the application that created the file. Without knowing what file created the DAT file, it would be very difficult to deterime how (or even if it was possible) to convert to XLS format. See related links for more information about the DAT file extension.
.xlsx is the file format used in Microsoft Office Excel 2007. It is NOT backwards compatible (i.e. Excel 2003 and earlier versions cannot open it). The file is XML based and smaller in size than the .xls format. It is possible to open, edit, and save a .xls file in Excel 2007 for backward compatibility.
It is a spreadsheet file format, and refers to the Microsoft Excel spreadsheet.For more information, see Related links below.