the differences between xlsx and xlsb is the ability to save macros with the file. it has no affect on Excel formulas or functions, unless they're Custom functions (User Defined Functions) The differrence between xlsm and xlsb is that xlsb is a "binary" format, while .xlsm allows the use of xml. which, I believe some people use to create custom menus. the file size of the .xlsb format is much smaller, and the files seem to perform faster. I recommend using .xlsb format whenever possible. Paul
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