? cint("10,0")
100

in a later posting the OP said they are trying to assign application.version
to an integer variable. Above might be a source of the problem although he
did say also returns 100.

Of course Frank is sitting in Frankfurt, but hasn't weighed in on this for
some reason.

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Tom Ogilvy


"Charles Williams" wrote in message
...
Whether its a string or not, the OP says it returns 100. Maybe Msoft is
not
correct about what it returns in Gemany, (personally i dont like relying
on
MSoft documentation) in which case

iVersion=cint(left(cstr(application.version),2))

will work until we get to version 100.
Seems safer to me.

Charles
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"Dana DeLouis" wrote in message
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I don't believe the use of "CStr" is needed, as this article says that
it
is
already a string. I believe the use of "Val" is recommended, as Harald
has
pointed out.

XL2002: Application.Version Does Not Compare Versions as Expected

http://support.microsoft.com/default...34&Product=xlw

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Using Windows XP & Office XP
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"Charles Williams" wrote in message
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iVersion=cint(left(cstr(application.version),2))

regards
Charles
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"O'Neal" wrote in message
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I've been using the Application.Version function in excel
to determine the current version of the client machines.
For office xp, the version is 10.0. But in some machines
in Germany, the value returned is 100. I'm not sure if
there's a difference between the european version and us
version. Would somebody know why this is happening?
Another thing, where can I find the version being
returned? Is it in the registry?

Thanks in advance for your help!