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I have a created an Excel workbook with some fairly complicated VBA
scripts in Office2002. The workbook is apparently being sent to some folks in Guadalajara who are using Office97. These folks are having problems running the scripts, so I suspect it's due to VBA that Office97 doesn't recognize. I don't know the specific error as of right now. My question is: short of installing Excel97 or otherwise taking over someone's PC, is there a conversion utility that will identify incompatible code between the two versions, or another automated solution I can try to troubleshoot this? Here is what I've tried thus far: (1) I went through the 8 page list of "new" VBA objects that Microsoft put out for Office2000, but that proved of no help. (2) Saved the workbook in 97/2000 & 95 format with no errors. Sent that to the folks on Office97..they stlil get the same error. Any suggestions or hints would be greatly appreciated. I'm pretty sure I'm not using any new functions or syntax, since everything I wrote was based off of my knowledge from the 97 version! Thanks, Irene --- Message posted from http://www.ExcelForum.com/ |
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