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I have an application which creates an Excel file from a Crystal Report.
This application works with no problems in the following environments:
1. Windows XP with Office 2000
2. Windows Vista with Office 2000
However, when running Windows Vista and Office 2007 the Excel file gets
generated identically, but when the user opens the file they get a Microsoft
Office Excel application error " File error: data may have been lost."
The same error is received if the file was generated under XP with Office
2000, but opened under Windows Vista with Office 2007.
I have not tested Windows XP with Office 2007.
The contents of the spreadsheet has no formulas, no references to other
spreadsheets (or other sheets), and only one sheet.
Any clues what to look for or remove in the spreadsheet to make it behave
properly?
If the user saves the spreadsheet to a new spreadsheet using Office 2007,
the new spreadsheet can be opened with no errors. The original XLS file is
4,096 bytes, and the new 2007 XLS file is 15,872 bytes.
This application works with no problems in the following environments:
1. Windows XP with Office 2000
2. Windows Vista with Office 2000
However, when running Windows Vista and Office 2007 the Excel file gets
generated identically, but when the user opens the file they get a Microsoft
Office Excel application error " File error: data may have been lost."
The same error is received if the file was generated under XP with Office
2000, but opened under Windows Vista with Office 2007.
I have not tested Windows XP with Office 2007.
The contents of the spreadsheet has no formulas, no references to other
spreadsheets (or other sheets), and only one sheet.
Any clues what to look for or remove in the spreadsheet to make it behave
properly?
If the user saves the spreadsheet to a new spreadsheet using Office 2007,
the new spreadsheet can be opened with no errors. The original XLS file is
4,096 bytes, and the new 2007 XLS file is 15,872 bytes.