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Identifying Excel version
Is there a way through code to identify, which version of
excel is in use? then to use it in the following way if excel version 8 do something if excel version 9 do something if excel version 10 do something if excel version 11 do something Thx |
Identifying Excel version
Application.Version
Easy when you know how :) Jeff "Neil" wrote in message ... Is there a way through code to identify, which version of excel is in use? then to use it in the following way if excel version 8 do something if excel version 9 do something if excel version 10 do something if excel version 11 do something Thx |
Identifying Excel version
Hi Neil;
Select Case Val(Application.Version) MP "Neil" a écrit dans le message de ... Is there a way through code to identify, which version of excel is in use? then to use it in the following way if excel version 8 do something if excel version 9 do something if excel version 10 do something if excel version 11 do something Thx |
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