I'm working with spreadsheets in Excel 2000, and keep getting the message
"Workbook has no bound sheets", and then get promptly thrown out of Excel.
Any idea why I keep getting this message, and how I can stop getting it?
I'm working with spreadsheets in Excel 2000, and keep getting the message
"Workbook has no bound sheets", and then get promptly thrown out of Excel.
Any idea why I keep getting this message, and how I can stop getting it?
I got this error in Excel today, 11jan06. I developed a spreadsheet in Excel 2003 under WinXP and created a Name that referred to a range in an external file, another Excel spreadsheet.
I update the 'other' spreadsheet from an accounting application (which exports its data in .XL5, yes 'five', format). I simply renamed the exported file extension from .XL5 to .xls and went on my merry way, assuming my named link would work. That's when I started getting the error.
After lots of frustrating attempts to figure this out, I simply opened the 'other' file in Excel and saved it back on itself in 'Microsoft Office Excel Workbook (*.xls)' format. The 'no bound sheets' error has gone away.
I hope this helps someone else out there...
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