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Is there a way to use a VBA feature in Excel 2000 when running in Excel
2000, but have the system not us it when running in Excel 97? I've created a modeless dialog box for my application. I want it to run in Excel 2000 (and it does) but when I try to run the app in Excel 97 I get a compile error because Excel 97 does not accept the vbModeless parameter after the Form.Show command. I've tried containing it in a If statment, but that doesn't solve the problem. Is there anything equivalent to the precompiler statements in C that I can use here? Thanks. |
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