Hi Andy On 28 Jul 2013, at 15:32, Andy Collins <[email protected]> wrote: > I then tried sending it as an attachment to somebody using Excel on a > Windows machine, but they were unable to open it. Anybody tell me how to make > this possible? I can't imagine that it is only possible to have Excel open in > Numbers, but not the other way about - > If i remember correctly, the default filetype for a Numbers spreadsheet (even one that began life as a .xls file) is specific to Numbers. You'll need to choose the "Excel" option from the "Format" pop-up menu. Also, make sure you have the checkbox "Send Windows-friendly attachments" checked.
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