Is there a way to download an Excel attachment to a Works spreadsheet?
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How do I open files from older versions of Works or other productivity applications? \n\nTo open files from an older version or another program,\n#\n Open the Works word processor, spreadsheet, or database\n#\n Click File, then Open\n#\n For “Files of type” select the version or format you want to open\n#\n Browse to and select your file\n#\n Click the Open button
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use the attach file button
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Try to save it first, click on open attachment, then save or u can open it.
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You Must Know The Format Of That Attachment.\n\nIf Your PC Has The Same Program To Read That Format\nThen No Problem.\nOtherwise You Must Install That Program First.\n\nmail to abrly, if u need more clarifications!!!\n\nabrly@yahoo.com
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I have been through this several times here on Y! answers.\nI have the software you need.\n\nSend me your e-mail address to send it to you\n\nEnjoy my profile, I am VBAXLMan
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save as .doc file and email as attachment
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I made an example spreadsheet to pull out the information.  I can not send it to you in yahoo answers because it does not allow attachments.  Please send me your email address and I can send you the spreadsheet with the information.
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You would be able to if you leave it download for long enough, don't open the attachment directly but save it first then open it, a 4000kb can take like over 10 minutes to download, so you have to be patient.
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Go to www.openoffice.org and download the latest version. With this FREE software is the option to create a PDF file from your current document. Dave.
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right click and say "save as" - and then it will download as a file
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Use open office:\nhttp://www.openoffice.org/dev_docs/features/2.0/\n\n\nhttp://www.google.com/search?btnI=I%27m+Feeling+Lucky&q=download+openoffice
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If the file you downloaded is in the .ZIP format then winXP should handle it. However if you would like to get a free program that opens and creates ZIP files then you can get it from the link below. Good luck!
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It means the file is a "Works Spreadsheet or Chart"
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download the software from http://download.com
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This varies based on the email client you are using. Usually, you have the option of saving or opening the attachment. Right clicking the icon of the attachment usually will give a context menu with these options.\n\nThe other issue is that you need an application capable of doing something with the attachment. If the attachment was made with Microsoft Excel, for instance, you will need an application capable of reading such a document.\n\nWhen in doubt, ask the author what program they used to create the attachment in the first place. If you do not know the author, then you should think twice about opening the attachment in the first place, since you do not know the affect it may have on your system.
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The simple answer is no, not legally.\n\nBut there is an alternative, Open Office.\n\nOpen Office is the completely free alternative to productivity packages like Micrsoft's Office.  Open Office's spreadsheet program is called Calc (versus Excel).  Calc is capable of opening pre-exisiting Excel files as well as saving the file to Excel format.  As a bonus, Calc even has the option of saving files as PDFs.\n\nOpen Office is free for download and use, and is a pretty stout alternative to products like Microsoft Office.  Good luck!
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Nope, sorry.  What you're describing is a query.  Only Access can do that.  It's a pretty simple one, and exporting back and forth between Access and Excel is pretty easy.  If you want some help in how to do it, send me a message.