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Posted by Todd on October 9, 2009, 2:54 pm
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RR wrote:
>> Todd wrote:
>>> Laura wrote:
>>>>> Hi All,
>>>>> Does anyone know how to trick QB 2009 into thinking
>>>>> Open Office Calc (spreadsheet) is Excel?
>>>>> Many thanks,
>>>>> -T
>>>> nope...the only option is to export the report as a csv file and then
>>>> manually open the file in OO. Unfortunately you will lose all
>>>> formating that existed in the report.
>>> That is what I was trying to get around. Rats!
>> Can I rename scalc.exe to excel.exe?- Hide quoted text -
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> Todd - did you ever get this working? I am really curious! Thanks!
Sorry it too me so long to read this.
No, QB uses various Excel DLL's to create/convert Excel spreadsheets.
So it has to have Excel installed.
The best we can do is to send as many "Help", "Suggestions"
as possible requesting Open Office support. Make sure
you point out to them that with the extra money we save, we
can afford to purchase more services from them (Intuit).
-T
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