Microsoft Exel want to create invoice

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Is it in a single-user environment? You can save the current invoice number to a text file then ope that and +1 (which is the way that the demonstartion Invoice in Excel 97 / 2000 used to do it ).

Do you have Microsoft Access? If so, you could use that to create a database and an invoice form. You could also use Access to "dump" the info into Excel to track and record.

Otherwise, try searching for "Import Data" in the Excel help. It would be very difficult to walk you through the whole process, but if you have specific questions about certain steps, that would be more manageable.

This is because 2007 excel uses a different type of file. You may follow the directions at the link below on how to save files in 2007 excel so that you can open it in 2003


http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/excel/HA100141071033.aspx

This is because 2007 excel uses a different type of file. You may follow the directions at the link below on how to save files in 2007 excel so that you can open it in 2003


http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/excel/HA100141071033.aspx

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The desktop provides a short cut (link) to the working file. This link has a set of properties which you can view by right cliking on the icon. The target field should look familular to you with regards to the file you want excel to open. Closely study the detail of the file's location and extention. You can modify anything you see that needs correcting in the target field. I could continue but I would be giving you a list of what if's. If I were a betting man I would bet on the need to correct the extention. If all else fails then create a new short cut and ditch the old one. KE5UYX

Hello, Exel is a only available with Microsoft Office. You'll need to purchase either a disk of download from microsoft.com...Thanks, hope this helps.

If you follow the Mail Merge instructions built into Microsoft Word's Mail Merge Wizard, you can use your Excel file as the data source for your Mail Merge document, which can be created using label templates built into Word or downloaded from the label manufacturer's website. If you need more detailed instructions, please let us know what version of Microsoft Office you're using, as well as the Operating System (PC or Mac, Windows '98, XP, Vista, Leopard, etc.) and the label manufacturer and label name and product number. Please let us know if you need more help.

Guess you'll need to master VBA first