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Compatibility Issue on VBA commands for Excel
Hi all,
I'm using Excel 2002 and need to develop Excel applications for my department. However, due to some of my peers are still using Excel 2000, they are very often encounter errors when running my applications. I wonder if there is any table showing the equivalent VBA commands for various Excel versions so that I can detect user's Excel version at Workbook_Open event and use appropriate VBA commands accordingly. Any expertised advice help me tackle the issue is highly appreciated. |
Compatibility Issue on VBA commands for Excel
Why don't you use Excel 2000 to build your applications? AS Excel 2002 is
upward compatible, you will have fewer, if any at all, errors. "Steve C." wrote: Hi all, I'm using Excel 2002 and need to develop Excel applications for my department. However, due to some of my peers are still using Excel 2000, they are very often encounter errors when running my applications. I wonder if there is any table showing the equivalent VBA commands for various Excel versions so that I can detect user's Excel version at Workbook_Open event and use appropriate VBA commands accordingly. Any expertised advice help me tackle the issue is highly appreciated. |
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