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Default Object LIbrary Versions 11.0 - 10.0

There is no way to scan code to see what versions with which it a
compatible. The only way to ensure compatibility is to run the code on the
minimum supported version.


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On Oct 31, 10:02 am, "Bob Phillips" wrote:
Always develop in the lowest version of software that you will deploy to.

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I wrote my workbooks on a newer machine with Object Libraries 11.0.
Some of my co-workers are still using systems that only have Object
Libraries 10.0. How can I make my project usable for them as the are
getting an error when they try to run the workbook macro's.


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I can appreciate that but here I am with what I have. Is there a way
to take what I have and make it backwards compatible? I have learned
the lesson but I have tried saving it in earlier versions and I still
get the same error. I'm just looking for a fix to the current problem
I have.