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On Fri, 22 Dec 2017 16:06:55 -0800, stu857xx wrote:
Ok, the .csv thing explains your problem. The .xls file is not just a spread sheet, but rather a workbook of sheets that work with Excel. Without that, I can see your frustration and can offer no help. You are kind of in a dark hole of your own digging. Suggest you stop digging and find a copy of Excel. Choices: 1) Buy a copy of MS Office / Excel 2) get a hooky copy of Office/Excel (may be OK, may contain malware unless you know and trust the source) 2) Download and try Libre Office This is a free/open source office suite that provides the same functionality as MS Office. There are versions for Windows, OSX and Linux I use Libre Office on Linux systems for all my spreadsheet and word processing needs. By and large it 'just works' for spreadsheets including Microsoft XLS spreadsheets, but might have problems if these include VBA macros. I've never needed to load a MS spreadsheet with VBA macros so can't comment about that. -- Martin | martin at Gregorie | gregorie | dot org |
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