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Where is the "minor loss of fidelity"?
I have created a large Excel app for a client. It's got 26 screens, over
10,000 lines of VBA code, etc. I wrote it using Excel 2007, working in .xlsm format. I took care to use only functions that are available in Excel 2003, never to use more than 3 conditional-formatting conditions, etc. When I save the workbook in .xls format for use in Excel 2003, the compatibility checker says I have a "minor loss in fidelity" for 11 occurrences of formatting. It offers no help for finding where they are. How can I find the places that are triggering the warning? Thank you! |
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