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Hi, "Save spreadsheet file" should enable you to do this. Are you trying to load the .ss file on a different machine than the one you saved it with? If not, this could be a bug in the SpreadSheet. Take a look at the .ss file (it should be readable as plain text), and see if anything looks suspicious. -Curtis At 11:33 AM 7/2/2003, you wrote: >Hi, > >Is there a way to save the current mappings in a spreadsheet cell and open >up the saved copy later? I've tried using "Setup", "save spreadsheet file" >and saving it as a .ss file. But when I try to load it, it says "the source >could not be converted to a Visad spreadsheet file." > >I also tried clicking on the floppy disk icon and saving the highlighted >cell as a .gif and .bmp but when I open that, there are completely different >mappings set up in the mapping dialog. Plus, I don't want to just save a >picture of the data in the cell. I'm trying to save the actual mappings. >Does Visad have this capability? > >Thanks,
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