Tushar,
"unintentionally deprecated" - That's a good one; the fun may just be starting.
Jim Cone


"Tushar Mehta"

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I have done only limited testing with existing code and 2007. My Plot
Manager (about as simple as one can get in terms of the UI) works fine.

The Workbook Navigator, which has received several kudos for integrated and
simplified navigation, is not as elegant any more. XL creates a 'Custom
Toolbars' section in the Add-Ins tab and puts what was a floating commandbar
in there. So, it is not as convenient as being able to keep the navigator
where you prefer.

Have other things broken as far as VBA goes? I haven't had time to do an
extensive review of 2007 but I would assume the answer is yes, especially
when it comes to charting. MS replaced the old chart object model with a new
one that is "consistent" across Office. In the process, it has documented UI
features that are "deprecated" (don't you just love the euphemism for "we
couldn't, or don't want to, get it to work?") such as the ability to move a
point in the chart and have the value in the cell update itself. There *may*
be features in VBA that don't work because of the new implementation. Not to
mention others that are unintentionally "deprecated."
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Regards,

Tushar Mehta
http://www.tushar-mehta.com
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