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my xcel file is no longer working/ interactive on my newer macbook pro (worked beautifully on my older macbook that is now fried). it was an amoritization/mortgage file and I could add / delete payments and it would calculate my new payoff date. on the new macbook pro, this same file is static. no matter what changes I make, it's not changing any outcomes. (seems the formula is not being applied).
MacBook, macOS 10.13
Hi Leigh,
What version of macOS is running on your newer MCPro? (Apple menu>About this Mac)
What version of MS Excel Mac are you using? (should be in Excel menu>About Excel Version name as well as version number, in this case).
Have you tried opening the Amortization file using Numbers? (Numbers will create a copy of the file and convert that copy to a Numbers document if possible. The original file will not be affected (unless you export the Numbers document to Excel format without making a change to the file name and/or save location.
You could also try opening the file using LibreOffice, an open source application that provides better compatibility with Excel documents than does Numbers.
Regards,
Barry
Hi Leigh,
What version of macOS is running on your newer MCPro? (Apple menu>About this Mac)
What version of MS Excel Mac are you using? (should be in Excel menu>About Excel Version name as well as version number, in this case).
Have you tried opening the Amortization file using Numbers? (Numbers will create a copy of the file and convert that copy to a Numbers document if possible. The original file will not be affected (unless you export the Numbers document to Excel format without making a change to the file name and/or save location.
You could also try opening the file using LibreOffice, an open source application that provides better compatibility with Excel documents than does Numbers.
Regards,
Barry
numbers / xcel
