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    Club two diff worksheets

    Hello friends,

    I have a module where I am clubbing two different worksheet and saving it to one workbook. If I have Office 2007 installed it is all working fine. The issue is with office 2010. If installled and if one worksheet is from .xls file and another is .xlsx file then it is creating a problem. the file is created properly but when I try to open that file it gives me a warning message that "the file you are opening is in diff format than specified by the extension". I am not sure what the problem is. I did not want this warning. Can anybody pls help me to know what the issue is and how to resolve it.

    Attached the screenshot of the error message.

    Thanks & Regards,
    Girish Nehte
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    Re: Club two diff worksheets

    maybe this line helps if you write it before you will open that workbook
    Application.DisplayAlerts = False
    This is only idea because I never see Excel 2010

    BR
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    Re: Club two diff worksheets

    Seeing the code would be better than a picture of a warning message.

    What's clubbing? Do you mean combine?
    Hope that helps.

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