Cannot Print Xslx Files With Excel For Mac 2011

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Apr 6, 2013 10:18 AM in response to Radiation Mac In response to Radiation Mac Thanks for the reply. On my Mac I am actually already using MS Excel 2011.and Numbers '09.

Here are the solution steps: • Go to ~ Library Application Support Microsoft Office Office 2011 AutoRecovery in Finder (on OSX10.7+ this may first require making the Library directory visible using one of the methods described or ) • Change the Extension of the Excel autorecover files of interest from.xlsx to.xlsb • Open the files with Excel (either double click or using Excel's File>Open menu) • Enjoy! Discussion: As described in, if you are lucky, a newer auto-recovery version can often be found in ~ Library Application Support Microsoft Office Office 2011 AutoRecovery.

Files in this directory often have somewhat munged/cryptic names, but you can always open them up to find the best one. However, in the current version of Excel for Mac 2011 (14.3.1, maybe others) there is a bug that prevents easily opening these backup files.

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The problem with the file arose not because I lost it, but because some encoding problem (or some other problem of the same sort) occurred - maybe because the file became too heavy, or maybe because I opened it and edited on another machine, which has office 365, while my machine (which is a bit old) has office 2011 for mac. Aug 08, 2017  Re: Please, save me - cannot open the file excel for Mac 2011 I've lost count of the times I have read tales of woe on fora like this one. I tend to evangelise about it: it was when my daughter was a baby and I had taken thousands of baby photos and realised one day that I might lose all those precious memories.

Specifically, the filenames are listed with an.xlsx extension (corresponding to Excel XML format), but are actually in a different format. As a result attempting to open them in Finder or through the Open menu fails, claiming the files are corrupt. The exact error is Microsoft cannot open this file The file format or file extension is not valid.

Cannot Print Xlsx Files With Excel For Mac 2011

Verify that the file has not been corrupted and that the file extension matches the format of the file. Changing the file extension to.xlsb (Excel binary format) or.xlk (older Excel backup) will allow Excel to open the file. My file system structure turned out to be a little different than that suggested in Bryan P's excellent answer (no Microsoft in Application Support), and I couldn't search for file name since search doesn't work for hidden files. Luckily, there is a tool called. It does not use a database but instead uses the file system driver's fast search operations, where available I was able to use the program to search my whole HD for a word in the title of my lost Excel file, and I found a suitably up-to-date version of the file.

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Android sync for mac. I highly recommend using the app to find what OS X deosn't want to show you.