QuattroPro v 5.0 files Importing/Converting

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Is there a utility available that allows me
to bring the years of work I've put into
my spreadsheets (done in QuattroPro) and
import them into Excel 2003 so I can continue
working on them?

They have some special formating and macros
but the data is far and away the most
important and time consuming aspect of it.

Someone please tell me I can do it. I thought
the Quattro Pro to Excel 97 conversion available
on the Excel 2003 support page might do it
(as they are roughly of the same era) but
it would not run without Excel 97 being loaded on
my computer. So I figured the Excel 2000 converter
is probably the same (and it specifically references
Quattro Pro V 7.0)

ANY help of suggestions would be appreciated. I wanted
to send this request to Microsoft via email but they
seamed to insist on loading Passport on my computer
before they would even let me see if I might ask them a
question on-line.
 
-----Original Message-----
Is there a utility available that allows me
to bring the years of work I've put into
my spreadsheets (done in QuattroPro) and
import them into Excel 2003 so I can continue
working on them?

They have some special formating and macros
but the data is far and away the most
important and time consuming aspect of it.

Someone please tell me I can do it. I thought
the Quattro Pro to Excel 97 conversion available
on the Excel 2003 support page might do it
(as they are roughly of the same era) but
it would not run without Excel 97 being loaded on
my computer. So I figured the Excel 2000 converter
is probably the same (and it specifically references
Quattro Pro V 7.0)

ANY help of suggestions would be appreciated. I wanted
to send this request to Microsoft via email but they
seamed to insist on loading Passport on my computer
before they would even let me see if I might ask them a
question on-line.

I apologize for jumping on your problem but it's mine
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too. Microsoft apparently doesn't do well in supporting
upgrades from a competitor. No price break and not much
support.
 
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