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Hi NG
I am writting a rather large program in Excel using VBA. Before my code gets too big, I want to deal with the back compatibility issues. I am using WinXP an office XP Pro and my program works for this target platform. But if i shift platfor e.g. WinXP with office XP then my code breaks. This is frustrating to say the least. When i look in the helpfiles i can not immediately see which version of office this or that object/method/parameter works. Is there a way to see it? is there perhaps a small check i can use to see on which versions of office my VBA program will run? I have a great amount of positive experiance with Java and one of the things i like about it is its excellent documentation. For each object in Java one can see the "SINCE" tag to see from which version of the virtual machine the object was included in the API. Does VBA have something similar? Regards Mark |
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