I have some Excel files in the type of file .xlsx. When I open files in Excel 2010 - Windows 7, files show right format; however, when I open files in Excel 2016 - Windows 10, files appear wrong format. Fonts and columns size don't change any but show differences in Excel 2010 and Excel 2016. Like picture below.
I compare settings both but no differences. Printer connection is same. Please give me your support. Thank you very much.
Office 2010 Windows 7 vs Office 2016 Windows 10.png
Are zoom settings different?
Same tab in 2016 and 2010
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Is the resolution of the monitor the same on both? Different resolution settings might make a difference on how both look. Is one on a Mac?
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Zoom setting is same: 100%
Resolution is also same. Both monitor and computer specs is similar. Both are running on Windows OS.
Is the Row Height the same on both? I'm still thinking it is screen Pixels between monitors. Similar isn't "same".
There is no any change of file format after upgrading to Windows 10 and Excel 2016. I mean that all is same; however, when opening files, it show difference in Excel 2016 and Excel 2010.
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Could anyone please help me this issue? Thank you very much.
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You have not yet posted a sample file, so there is very little anybody can do to help.Originally Posted by phan sang
Hi all,
Thank you so much for your suggestions. I fixed this problem. I re-installed all fonts on Windows 10 and the files is ok.
Thank you very much.
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