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Good day,

I'm trying to get some OLAP drillthrough code running in Excel 2000, this is
some code I got off the net. This code runs ok in Excel 2002 (XP), but I
cant get it to run in Excel 2000! I'm getting an error on the line that
declares a variable of type PivotCell. After some investigation, I suspect
that the PivotCell class was only exposed from Excel 2002 (XP) onwards.

Can someone please help me out here?

Thank you
Imrahn


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You are correct that there is no pivotcell object in excel 2000 and earlier.

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Good day,

I'm trying to get some OLAP drillthrough code running in Excel 2000, this

is
some code I got off the net. This code runs ok in Excel 2002 (XP), but I
cant get it to run in Excel 2000! I'm getting an error on the line that
declares a variable of type PivotCell. After some investigation, I

suspect
that the PivotCell class was only exposed from Excel 2002 (XP) onwards.

Can someone please help me out here?

Thank you
Imrahn




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