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I have a number of users all with Excel 2002. 1 user recently upgraded to Excel 2003 and has written macros. The models he has written now do not work on the other users PCs because they do not have Excel Object Library 11.0. Is there any way to upgrade the object library they use without everyone upgrading Excel?
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Development should be done on the lowest level where the code will be run.
This will avoid that problem. You don't upgrade the object library - you
just change the reference. However, if the user recorded code, there is a
good change the code will still have problems as 2003 might support
arguments to functions not recognized by 2002.

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I have a number of users all with Excel 2002. 1 user recently upgraded to

Excel 2003 and has written macros. The models he has written now do not
work on the other users PCs because they do not have Excel Object Library
11.0. Is there any way to upgrade the object library they use without
everyone upgrading Excel?


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