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chrisjj chrisjj is offline Which is the earliest version that can open XLSX natively? Windows 7 64bit Which is the earliest version that can open XLSX natively? Office 97-2003
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I.e. without the XLS conversion that occurs with 2003.



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Italophile Italophile is offline Which is the earliest version that can open XLSX natively? Windows 11 Which is the earliest version that can open XLSX natively? Office 2021
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2007, which is the worst version. Better to go with 2010 given that you seem intent on using outdated software.
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