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I have written some code and a form in excel 2k and am now
getting kicked out of the file in excel 2002.

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Can you be more specific? Are you getting a run-time error, or can yo
not even open the workbook? If you get an error, write it dow
verbatim and post the error number and message. You may also want t
try running a search on the error type in Microsoft's Knowledge base
where they post patches for certain errors between Excel versions.

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