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How can I open a file with the extension *.numbers?
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I uploaded my .numbers file to my Google Drive and ran it through Cloud Convert, recreating it as a .xls file. It worked perfectly.
I uploaded my .numbers file to my Google Drive and ran it through Cloud Convert, recreating it as a .xls file. It worked perfectly.
Using Google Drive is not necessary for the conversion. Visit cloudconvert.com, upload your file, convert. Supports "numbers". Worked for me.
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Sounds like you have a spreadsheet file from Apple's Numbers program:
http://filext.com/file-extension/NUMBERS
As far as I know, no Windows apps can open these, but the author of the file can probably save it in a format that you can open in Excel.
Steve Rindsberg PowerPoint MVP
"""but the author of the file can probably save it in a format that you can open in Excel. """
Can you please tell me what format they would save it in???
thanks
Numbers has the option to export as Excel, PDF or CSV.
If you save and then rename the file extension to .zip, you can Extract the files. However, you will only get "preview" pictures of the content and not an actual sheet.