Coldfusion MX7 error with file upload - coldfusion

I am using coldfusion mx7 server. While upload an excel file with(97-2003) format, I am getting the following error:
Unable to construct record instance, the following exception occured: null
I am getting this error when I enters some data and save in my desktop with the format(97-2003) and after using a cfx tag to dump the uploaded data, I am getting this error. But if I just upload the template only without entering any data it will shows/dump the column name in template
Is there any way to upload the same excel file with MX7?
Thanks in advance

Are you protecting the sheet/workbook after you enter data? Try without it. Also what OS is the CFMX 7 on?

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