have an open attatchment on e-mail but I am unable to read it and would like information on how to move it so that it reads when in Excel
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Find out what the file attachment extension is, I.E. the last three characters of the file name..you can find it by right clicking on it and choosing properties...you will need to find a viewer for this extension. If you get the extension and post it here by clicking ad details I can help you.
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You need to copy and paste the email into a wordpad doc or other similar program. Then you can save it where ever you want. Burn it to disc or save to floppy.Hope this helped.
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There are several ways to go about this, depending on how you have already entered data and what exactly you want it to look like.\n\nDid you already enter data into Excel?  Is it in the format: 9'3", 9'4", etc.?\n\nIs this data entered along a row (across) or a column (vertical), or some other layout?\n\nDo you want Excel to show the data in that same format (i.e. 9'3") or do you want it to say something like 9.25 ft?\n\nAny oher specific information I should know about what you're trying to do?  This way I can give you a useful answer.
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Outlook uses a main file that is only accessible by Outlook.  You can not extract email from that file.  To find that file open Outlook, under the File menu click on Data File Management.  Once that window opens highlight your file and click Open Folder.  This will get you access to the file.\n\nYou can also Export you email to a file.  That may be what you need to do.  You will find this under the File menu, click on Import and Export.  You will want to Export to a file.  Then choose the file type, and choose the folder you want exported.  That should work.
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it might be that the source file can not really be read. the file might be in use or it is a file format not supported by yahoo mail. i think so. anyway, it says contact server admin.
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Best thing you can do is set permissions on the XLS file itself by right clicking it and going to Properties and select the Security Tab (assuming you have XP).\n\nNow you will see a few permissions listed, you can set specific permissions on the file so it can only be read and not deleted or written to etc. Or if you want remove any that says 'Everyone' and only leave yourself on the list, that why only you can open it.\n\nHope this helps,\n\nCheers!
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It's going to be a macro.\nFrom your Excel file, press ALT+F11 to open Visual Basic Editor\nFind "ThisWorkbook" (should be located on the left hand side) and double click on it, a new white frame should open on the rignt hand side. From there, there should be a dropdown list reading "general", change it into "workbook", and paste the code below\n\nPrivate Sub Workbook_SheetChange(ByVal Sh As Object, ByVal Target As Range)\na = Target.Column\nIf a = 1 Or a = 2 Then\n    Select Case a\n    Case 1\n        Target.Offset(0, 1).Select\n    Case 2\n        Target.Offset(1, -1).Select\n    End Select\nEnd If\nEnd Sub\n\nAs I don't know which columns you are going to use to put your data in , I have chosen A and B (or 1 and 2) if you want to change it  (say D and E or 4 and 5) modify this part of the code like so\nif a=4 or a=5 then\n\nHow does it work?\nEvery time you make changes in your worksheet, like adding data (with your scan gun),  this should call the macro, which in turn first checks if the changes occurred in column A or B and then if it's in A moves one cell to the right and if it's in B moves one cell to the left and one row down.\n\nIf it's not precisely what you want, feel free to send me an email through Y Q/R
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Try this...\n\nGo to "View" (up above), "encoding" and click on auto if it's not on. If it is, then go to "more" and then go through all that are there (unless you know which one it is).\n\nSounds like the e-mail you got was written with different characters (like if it's from overseas). So this solution should help
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try scite. i am not sure but it opens most of the text documents.
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as far as i know, u can't remove it. just avoid emails that don't look safe. attatchment names like " here is the file", and subject lines like "your file is attatched".
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Your format in the Excel file must be identical to the layout that Outlook creates.  In Outlook, you create a excel file with the file pull down import/export function.    It will ask you what format you want.  \nSelect the DOS comma delimited file (.csv file extension).  After creating the file open in Excel and compare the one you created with the one you want to import.  Hope that helps.
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It sounds like you have a virus, or Windows XP is just being it's normal self and stuffing up.\n\nYou can try the following...\nOpen the program that the file is used in ( ie: .xls file opens with Excel, .doc opens with Word ) then use the File > Open buttons to open the file that way.\n\nOr find the file you want to open, hold down the shift button while right clicking on the file, and click on open with, choose the program.\n\nYou may want to run a repair, or uninstall, restart, then reinstall the software you use, and last of all, if all else fails, do a reinstall on Windows XP.
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This what I do many times...  First copy message to Notepad and then copy from notepad to word..  Good Luck\nE
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It depends on the form of your excel functions, if they're web page and showed as links on your \n\nmessages, you might loose them if the author of these pages change them. \nIf the messages are loaded on your pc, can be copy and paste, saved on your pc, then its yours.\nIf the messages can only be seen if you log in, then only a very slim chance the email provider has computer problem and your messages are non-recoverable.
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the onlyu way is to open all your email accounts and check your inbox if there are unread emails then read and process them as required.\nit may be a good idea to set up outlook to do this automaticaly. it's relatively simple to set up outlook to do this. email me direct if you need help further. with the subject "yahoo answers" i'll reply as soon as i can.\ngarylsmith1973@lineone.net
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In general, one of the best Excel answer sites I have found is MrExcel.com (link below).  But in any case, the better you state your problem the better the advice you'll get.\n\nFor example, how many pages do your reports run?  What do you hope to gain by converting them from Excel to Word?  Are you aware of other solutions, such as 'printing' your report to a PDF file?  (CutePDF, for one example)  Finally, is this something that could be handled by MailMerge (if you know what that is)?  If you don't understand MailMerge, you can look it up in Word's help.
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Sorry.. You will need to save the emails to a folder on your computer and you can only save one at a time, inorder to view them without opening Outlook.  The emails will still open in Outlook email tho as that is the only program that can read them.  Or you can copy and paste your text emails to notebook or some office program and save them that way too then they will open in notebook. \nE