Opening xlsm files created in 2010, not supported in 2013

When opening an Excel 2010 document ending in xlsm in Excel 2013, there are columns missing. Something is happening to the macros. I'm not sure what to do and I'm getting the run-around from Microsoft direct, nobody can help. I cannot believe that I'm
the only person that's had this error.

This forum is for Microsoft Project related questions. I'd recommend posting the same question in a more appropriate Excel forum.
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