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How can i convert my macro enabled workbook (created in Excel 2013) to .xls without loosing macros built in it. When i try to save it in .xls version by using "Save As" command, the result file does not work properly. The subject file is attached.
How can i convert my macro enabled workbook (created in Excel 2013) to .xls without loosing macros built in it. When i try to save it in .xls version by using "Save As" command, the result file does not work properly. The subject file is attached.
Hi Saky,
welcome to the forum.
Try saving as Excel 97-2003 (*.xls) .. thanks.
Regards,
DILIPandey
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Jani! ye kaam me pehlay hi karchuka hun. This isn't effective
Hi Saky.khi,
I tried it and its working at my end. Attaching that back for you review
Suggestion: As this is an international forum, please use English. Would appreciate if you could edit your previous post. Thanks.
Gratuity & Loan Calculator.xls
Regards,
DILIPandey
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Works for me as Dilipandey has suggested.
There are a couple of warnings about formatting issues ... but the macros work OK.
The VBA Project is locked for viewing so I can't actually see the macros, but they appear to work in that you can display the form and complete the entries.
Regards, TMS
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When i fill up form, the error pops up while entering the field of 'Drawn Basic'. 'Compile error in hidden module: Data'
The file works absolutely fine in its actual .xlsm format.
As I said, the VBA Project is password protected and locked for viewing. We can't see the code so we can only guess.
It may be more to do with difference in Excel 2003 and Excel 2010. For example, there are more rows in 2010.
How do you want to proceed?
Regards, TMS
Saky.khi,Originally Posted by saky.khi
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Use this XLSM to XLS converter, it works vice versa also and can also convert excel files to many other formats.
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