ExcelVersionNumber=VALUE(GET.WORKSPACE(2))

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Jim
"CdSlc" wrote in message
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| Thanks Pascal for your help.
|
| Now one more dumb question...
| In Excel 4.0 macro, I have written this command like
| "ExcelVersionString=GET.WORKSPACE(2)". In the variable
"ExcelVersionString",
| I have a string value "10.0" or "11.0" or "12.0", etc. Now, how do I
convert
| this string to an integer and store it in a variable say
| "ExcelVersionInteger" so that I can just do an "if ExcelVersionInteger
11"
| kind of comparison?
|
| Thanks.
|
| "papou" wrote:
|
| Hi
| GET.WORKSPACE(2)
|
| Will return the Excel version as text (eg "11.0" for Excel 2003)
|
| HTH
| Cordially
| Pascal
|
| "CdSlc" a écrit dans le message de
news:
| ...
| Hi,
|
| I have to write some specific code for Excel 2007, so I need to know
what
| version of Excel my macros are running under. Can anybody please let
me
| know
| how to find the Excel version using Excel 4.0 macro?
|
| Thanks.
|
|
|