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06-23-2014, 06:52 PM
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You mean, like, how to save it under different names (yesterday's version, today's version etc)? Oh, no, you mean how do you save a workbook not as an Excel-2010 .xlsx document but as an older Excel-2003 .xls (for example)?
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06-24-2014, 07:53 AM
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Oh, that's easy. Just use Save As, and give it a different name. Windows doesn't have anything equivalent to MVS' GDGs; you just type in whatever name you like. So if a document is named "Salisbury Market.xlsx", you could name the next version "Salisbury Market +1.xlsx", or "Salisbury Market (Tuesday).xlsx", or anything else that makes sense to you.
You know how to find "Save As"?
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