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I am using Excel 2003, but I need to be sure what I write in VBA will run on
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Ken,
Do you not have an Excel97 machine that you can develop on? It is better than trying to ensure backwards compatibility. -- HTH RP "Ken Loomis" wrote in message ... I am using Excel 2003, but I need to be sure what I write in VBA will run on a machine with Excel 97. Is there a reference somewhere that talks about how to make your programs compatible with older versions of Excel? Thanks, Ken Loomis |
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Actually, I don't have a machine with Office 97 on it. I am trying to get a
copy of Excel 97 for that purpose, but this project is actually just a freebie for a friend whose IT department said it couldn't be done. I just laughed when she told me that. I had never programmed in VBA before last weekend when I started on this. With about 20 hours of programming (and lots of help from this newsgroup, thanks for all the help), I have a complete package that combines 4 separate db query results files into one report, complete with lots of editing and formatting. It used to take her two hours to do this by hand and she had to do it once a week. Now it will take her 2 minutes. But now I find out that they only have Excel 97, but why does that surprise me when the IT department said this couldn't be done. There only seems to be a couple of incompatibilities in the arguments for a couple of calls. 'Sort' being one of them I know about for sure. So I was hoping I could find a reference that told about the incompatibilities. Thanks, Ken Loomis "Bob Phillips" wrote in message ... Ken, Do you not have an Excel97 machine that you can develop on? It is better than trying to ensure backwards compatibility. -- HTH RP "Ken Loomis" wrote in message ... I am using Excel 2003, but I need to be sure what I write in VBA will run on a machine with Excel 97. Is there a reference somewhere that talks about how to make your programs compatible with older versions of Excel? Thanks, Ken Loomis |
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Ken,
Don't know of a surefire reference, just experience of what it doesn't have, like the Split method. I suppose you want to get it running before moving the XL97 machine? -- HTH RP "Ken Loomis" wrote in message ... Actually, I don't have a machine with Office 97 on it. I am trying to get a copy of Excel 97 for that purpose, but this project is actually just a freebie for a friend whose IT department said it couldn't be done. I just laughed when she told me that. I had never programmed in VBA before last weekend when I started on this. With about 20 hours of programming (and lots of help from this newsgroup, thanks for all the help), I have a complete package that combines 4 separate db query results files into one report, complete with lots of editing and formatting. It used to take her two hours to do this by hand and she had to do it once a week. Now it will take her 2 minutes. But now I find out that they only have Excel 97, but why does that surprise me when the IT department said this couldn't be done. There only seems to be a couple of incompatibilities in the arguments for a couple of calls. 'Sort' being one of them I know about for sure. So I was hoping I could find a reference that told about the incompatibilities. Thanks, Ken Loomis "Bob Phillips" wrote in message ... Ken, Do you not have an Excel97 machine that you can develop on? It is better than trying to ensure backwards compatibility. -- HTH RP "Ken Loomis" wrote in message ... I am using Excel 2003, but I need to be sure what I write in VBA will run on a machine with Excel 97. Is there a reference somewhere that talks about how to make your programs compatible with older versions of Excel? Thanks, Ken Loomis |
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I have it running now on an XP box with Excel 2003.
I am pretty sure I have an old copy of office '97 around here somewhere, and an old box with Win 98 on it that I could setup, It's just that I was hoping to have this for her to use tomorrow. And finding where I put that CD is going to be the challenge. I never thought I'd need it again. A workaround is for her to FTP the files and I run it and FTP back the results. So either way it'll happen. Thanks for the comments. Ken Loomis "Bob Phillips" wrote in message ... Ken, Don't know of a surefire reference, just experience of what it doesn't have, like the Split method. I suppose you want to get it running before moving the XL97 machine? -- HTH RP "Ken Loomis" wrote in message ... Actually, I don't have a machine with Office 97 on it. I am trying to get a copy of Excel 97 for that purpose, but this project is actually just a freebie for a friend whose IT department said it couldn't be done. I just laughed when she told me that. I had never programmed in VBA before last weekend when I started on this. With about 20 hours of programming (and lots of help from this newsgroup, thanks for all the help), I have a complete package that combines 4 separate db query results files into one report, complete with lots of editing and formatting. It used to take her two hours to do this by hand and she had to do it once a week. Now it will take her 2 minutes. But now I find out that they only have Excel 97, but why does that surprise me when the IT department said this couldn't be done. There only seems to be a couple of incompatibilities in the arguments for a couple of calls. 'Sort' being one of them I know about for sure. So I was hoping I could find a reference that told about the incompatibilities. Thanks, Ken Loomis "Bob Phillips" wrote in message ... Ken, Do you not have an Excel97 machine that you can develop on? It is better than trying to ensure backwards compatibility. -- HTH RP "Ken Loomis" wrote in message ... I am using Excel 2003, but I need to be sure what I write in VBA will run on a machine with Excel 97. Is there a reference somewhere that talks about how to make your programs compatible with older versions of Excel? Thanks, Ken Loomis |
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The type of incompatibilities you speak of are usually caused because
additional options have been added in later versions and would not be recognized by Excel 97. this would usually be where you have recorded the macro. for example, the arguments xl97 recognizes for sort a expression.Sort(Key1, Order1, Key2, Type, Order2, Key3, Order3, Header, OrderCustom, MatchCase, Orientation, SortMethod, IgnoreControlCharacters, IgnoreDiacritics, IgnoreKashida) for Find: expression.Find(What, After, LookIn, LookAt, SearchOrder, SearchDirection, MatchCase, MatchByte) if you are using querytables and recorded the creation of those, you will find problems there. If you try your FTP method, you will work these errors out, one error at a time. She will compile and get the error. Notify you. Fix and start again. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Ken Loomis" wrote in message ... I have it running now on an XP box with Excel 2003. I am pretty sure I have an old copy of office '97 around here somewhere, and an old box with Win 98 on it that I could setup, It's just that I was hoping to have this for her to use tomorrow. And finding where I put that CD is going to be the challenge. I never thought I'd need it again. A workaround is for her to FTP the files and I run it and FTP back the results. So either way it'll happen. Thanks for the comments. Ken Loomis "Bob Phillips" wrote in message ... Ken, Don't know of a surefire reference, just experience of what it doesn't have, like the Split method. I suppose you want to get it running before moving the XL97 machine? -- HTH RP "Ken Loomis" wrote in message ... Actually, I don't have a machine with Office 97 on it. I am trying to get a copy of Excel 97 for that purpose, but this project is actually just a freebie for a friend whose IT department said it couldn't be done. I just laughed when she told me that. I had never programmed in VBA before last weekend when I started on this. With about 20 hours of programming (and lots of help from this newsgroup, thanks for all the help), I have a complete package that combines 4 separate db query results files into one report, complete with lots of editing and formatting. It used to take her two hours to do this by hand and she had to do it once a week. Now it will take her 2 minutes. But now I find out that they only have Excel 97, but why does that surprise me when the IT department said this couldn't be done. There only seems to be a couple of incompatibilities in the arguments for a couple of calls. 'Sort' being one of them I know about for sure. So I was hoping I could find a reference that told about the incompatibilities. Thanks, Ken Loomis "Bob Phillips" wrote in message ... Ken, Do you not have an Excel97 machine that you can develop on? It is better than trying to ensure backwards compatibility. -- HTH RP "Ken Loomis" wrote in message ... I am using Excel 2003, but I need to be sure what I write in VBA will run on a machine with Excel 97. Is there a reference somewhere that talks about how to make your programs compatible with older versions of Excel? Thanks, Ken Loomis |
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Hi Ken
I like you "don't accept not possible" approach Don't think you need to install w98 to run xl97, should run on all versions of windows from W95 to XP. BUT I'm pretty sure it's not a good idea to install earlier versions of Excel after later versions (other way round is OK). Regards, Sandy Ken Loomis wrote: I have it running now on an XP box with Excel 2003. I am pretty sure I have an old copy of office '97 around here somewhere, and an old box with Win 98 on it that I could setup, It's just that I was hoping to have this for her to use tomorrow. And finding where I put that CD is going to be the challenge. I never thought I'd need it again. A workaround is for her to FTP the files and I run it and FTP back the results. So either way it'll happen. Thanks for the comments. Ken Loomis "Bob Phillips" wrote in message ... Ken, Don't know of a surefire reference, just experience of what it doesn't have, like the Split method. I suppose you want to get it running before moving the XL97 machine? -- HTH RP "Ken Loomis" wrote in message ... Actually, I don't have a machine with Office 97 on it. I am trying to get a copy of Excel 97 for that purpose, but this project is actually just a freebie for a friend whose IT department said it couldn't be done. I just laughed when she told me that. I had never programmed in VBA before last weekend when I started on this. With about 20 hours of programming (and lots of help from this newsgroup, thanks for all the help), I have a complete package that combines 4 separate db query results files into one report, complete with lots of editing and formatting. It used to take her two hours to do this by hand and she had to do it once a week. Now it will take her 2 minutes. But now I find out that they only have Excel 97, but why does that surprise me when the IT department said this couldn't be done. There only seems to be a couple of incompatibilities in the arguments for a couple of calls. 'Sort' being one of them I know about for sure. So I was hoping I could find a reference that told about the incompatibilities. Thanks, Ken Loomis "Bob Phillips" wrote in message ... Ken, Do you not have an Excel97 machine that you can develop on? It is better than trying to ensure backwards compatibility. -- HTH RP "Ken Loomis" wrote in message .. . I am using Excel 2003, but I need to be sure what I write in VBA will run on a machine with Excel 97. Is there a reference somewhere that talks about how to make your programs compatible with older versions of Excel? Thanks, Ken Loomis |
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Thanks, Tom. I think you might have hit the nail on the head.
Here is a recorded Sort in the 2003 version: Selection.Sort Key1:=Range("A5"), Order1:=xlAscending, Header:=xlNo, _ OrderCustom:=1, MatchCase:=False, Orientation:=xlTopToBottom, _ DataOption1:=xlSortNormal If I understand your comments, the "DataOption1:=xlSortNormal" could be the problem and using this instead could fix that: Selection.Sort Key1:=Range("A5"), Order1:=xlAscending, Header:=xlNo, _ OrderCustom:=1, MatchCase:=False, Orientation:=xlTopToBottom And I don't think that would effect the result. Am I right? Also, I was thinking of FTP'ing the other way. Until we get this fixed, she'd send me the raw data files and I'd run the report and email it back to her. She has no problem opening and printing the file in Excel '97, just can't run the macros. And, actually, she can run most of the utilities I have added, just not the main macro that does most of the work. Thanks, Ken Loomis "Tom Ogilvy" wrote in message ... The type of incompatibilities you speak of are usually caused because additional options have been added in later versions and would not be recognized by Excel 97. this would usually be where you have recorded the macro. for example, the arguments xl97 recognizes for sort a expression.Sort(Key1, Order1, Key2, Type, Order2, Key3, Order3, Header, OrderCustom, MatchCase, Orientation, SortMethod, IgnoreControlCharacters, IgnoreDiacritics, IgnoreKashida) for Find: expression.Find(What, After, LookIn, LookAt, SearchOrder, SearchDirection, MatchCase, MatchByte) if you are using querytables and recorded the creation of those, you will find problems there. If you try your FTP method, you will work these errors out, one error at a time. She will compile and get the error. Notify you. Fix and start again. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Ken Loomis" wrote in message ... I have it running now on an XP box with Excel 2003. I am pretty sure I have an old copy of office '97 around here somewhere, and an old box with Win 98 on it that I could setup, It's just that I was hoping to have this for her to use tomorrow. And finding where I put that CD is going to be the challenge. I never thought I'd need it again. A workaround is for her to FTP the files and I run it and FTP back the results. So either way it'll happen. Thanks for the comments. Ken Loomis "Bob Phillips" wrote in message ... Ken, Don't know of a surefire reference, just experience of what it doesn't have, like the Split method. I suppose you want to get it running before moving the XL97 machine? -- HTH RP "Ken Loomis" wrote in message ... Actually, I don't have a machine with Office 97 on it. I am trying to get a copy of Excel 97 for that purpose, but this project is actually just a freebie for a friend whose IT department said it couldn't be done. I just laughed when she told me that. I had never programmed in VBA before last weekend when I started on this. With about 20 hours of programming (and lots of help from this newsgroup, thanks for all the help), I have a complete package that combines 4 separate db query results files into one report, complete with lots of editing and formatting. It used to take her two hours to do this by hand and she had to do it once a week. Now it will take her 2 minutes. But now I find out that they only have Excel 97, but why does that surprise me when the IT department said this couldn't be done. There only seems to be a couple of incompatibilities in the arguments for a couple of calls. 'Sort' being one of them I know about for sure. So I was hoping I could find a reference that told about the incompatibilities. Thanks, Ken Loomis "Bob Phillips" wrote in message ... Ken, Do you not have an Excel97 machine that you can develop on? It is better than trying to ensure backwards compatibility. -- HTH RP "Ken Loomis" wrote in message ... I am using Excel 2003, but I need to be sure what I write in VBA will run on a machine with Excel 97. Is there a reference somewhere that talks about how to make your programs compatible with older versions of Excel? Thanks, Ken Loomis |
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Thanks, Sandy.
A very long time ago I learned that everything is just a SMOP. And I wasn't going to install Win 98. It's just that I do not want to install Office '97 on my XP machine that already has Office 2003 on it. I had an old box with Wind 98se already on it, so I drug it out and hooked up a KVM switch only to find that even it has Office 2000 on it. So now I just need to dig around and find Office '97. We'll get there. Just remember, everything is just a SMOP (small matter of programming). Ken Loomis "Sandy V" wrote in message ... Hi Ken I like you "don't accept not possible" approach Don't think you need to install w98 to run xl97, should run on all versions of windows from W95 to XP. BUT I'm pretty sure it's not a good idea to install earlier versions of Excel after later versions (other way round is OK). Regards, Sandy Ken Loomis wrote: I have it running now on an XP box with Excel 2003. I am pretty sure I have an old copy of office '97 around here somewhere, and an old box with Win 98 on it that I could setup, It's just that I was hoping to have this for her to use tomorrow. And finding where I put that CD is going to be the challenge. I never thought I'd need it again. A workaround is for her to FTP the files and I run it and FTP back the results. So either way it'll happen. Thanks for the comments. Ken Loomis "Bob Phillips" wrote in message ... Ken, Don't know of a surefire reference, just experience of what it doesn't have, like the Split method. I suppose you want to get it running before moving the XL97 machine? -- HTH RP "Ken Loomis" wrote in message ... Actually, I don't have a machine with Office 97 on it. I am trying to get a copy of Excel 97 for that purpose, but this project is actually just a freebie for a friend whose IT department said it couldn't be done. I just laughed when she told me that. I had never programmed in VBA before last weekend when I started on this. With about 20 hours of programming (and lots of help from this newsgroup, thanks for all the help), I have a complete package that combines 4 separate db query results files into one report, complete with lots of editing and formatting. It used to take her two hours to do this by hand and she had to do it once a week. Now it will take her 2 minutes. But now I find out that they only have Excel 97, but why does that surprise me when the IT department said this couldn't be done. There only seems to be a couple of incompatibilities in the arguments for a couple of calls. 'Sort' being one of them I know about for sure. So I was hoping I could find a reference that told about the incompatibilities. Thanks, Ken Loomis "Bob Phillips" wrote in message ... Ken, Do you not have an Excel97 machine that you can develop on? It is better than trying to ensure backwards compatibility. -- HTH RP "Ken Loomis" wrote in message . .. I am using Excel 2003, but I need to be sure what I write in VBA will run on a machine with Excel 97. Is there a reference somewhere that talks about how to make your programs compatible with older versions of Excel? Thanks, Ken Loomis |
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sort, that would be the correction.
-- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Ken Loomis" wrote in message ... Thanks, Tom. I think you might have hit the nail on the head. Here is a recorded Sort in the 2003 version: Selection.Sort Key1:=Range("A5"), Order1:=xlAscending, Header:=xlNo, _ OrderCustom:=1, MatchCase:=False, Orientation:=xlTopToBottom, _ DataOption1:=xlSortNormal If I understand your comments, the "DataOption1:=xlSortNormal" could be the problem and using this instead could fix that: Selection.Sort Key1:=Range("A5"), Order1:=xlAscending, Header:=xlNo, _ OrderCustom:=1, MatchCase:=False, Orientation:=xlTopToBottom And I don't think that would effect the result. Am I right? Also, I was thinking of FTP'ing the other way. Until we get this fixed, she'd send me the raw data files and I'd run the report and email it back to her. She has no problem opening and printing the file in Excel '97, just can't run the macros. And, actually, she can run most of the utilities I have added, just not the main macro that does most of the work. Thanks, Ken Loomis "Tom Ogilvy" wrote in message ... The type of incompatibilities you speak of are usually caused because additional options have been added in later versions and would not be recognized by Excel 97. this would usually be where you have recorded the macro. for example, the arguments xl97 recognizes for sort a expression.Sort(Key1, Order1, Key2, Type, Order2, Key3, Order3, Header, OrderCustom, MatchCase, Orientation, SortMethod, IgnoreControlCharacters, IgnoreDiacritics, IgnoreKashida) for Find: expression.Find(What, After, LookIn, LookAt, SearchOrder, SearchDirection, MatchCase, MatchByte) if you are using querytables and recorded the creation of those, you will find problems there. If you try your FTP method, you will work these errors out, one error at a time. She will compile and get the error. Notify you. Fix and start again. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Ken Loomis" wrote in message ... I have it running now on an XP box with Excel 2003. I am pretty sure I have an old copy of office '97 around here somewhere, and an old box with Win 98 on it that I could setup, It's just that I was hoping to have this for her to use tomorrow. And finding where I put that CD is going to be the challenge. I never thought I'd need it again. A workaround is for her to FTP the files and I run it and FTP back the results. So either way it'll happen. Thanks for the comments. Ken Loomis "Bob Phillips" wrote in message ... Ken, Don't know of a surefire reference, just experience of what it doesn't have, like the Split method. I suppose you want to get it running before moving the XL97 machine? -- HTH RP "Ken Loomis" wrote in message ... Actually, I don't have a machine with Office 97 on it. I am trying to get a copy of Excel 97 for that purpose, but this project is actually just a freebie for a friend whose IT department said it couldn't be done. I just laughed when she told me that. I had never programmed in VBA before last weekend when I started on this. With about 20 hours of programming (and lots of help from this newsgroup, thanks for all the help), I have a complete package that combines 4 separate db query results files into one report, complete with lots of editing and formatting. It used to take her two hours to do this by hand and she had to do it once a week. Now it will take her 2 minutes. But now I find out that they only have Excel 97, but why does that surprise me when the IT department said this couldn't be done. There only seems to be a couple of incompatibilities in the arguments for a couple of calls. 'Sort' being one of them I know about for sure. So I was hoping I could find a reference that told about the incompatibilities. Thanks, Ken Loomis "Bob Phillips" wrote in message ... Ken, Do you not have an Excel97 machine that you can develop on? It is better than trying to ensure backwards compatibility. -- HTH RP "Ken Loomis" wrote in message ... I am using Excel 2003, but I need to be sure what I write in VBA will run on a machine with Excel 97. Is there a reference somewhere that talks about how to make your programs compatible with older versions of Excel? Thanks, Ken Loomis |
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Tom,
That was it. I finally found my Office '97 CD and installed it. I had already made the changes you suggested with the 'Sort' and that was the only problem. Runs fine. Thanks for all the help you, and everyone else here on this newsgroup, have given me on this project. I'd like to say I'm done with it, but I recall reading someplace that: "You are never done with an Excel spreadsheet, you just stop working on it at some point." Ken Loomis "Tom Ogilvy" wrote in message ... sort, that would be the correction. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Ken Loomis" wrote in message ... Thanks, Tom. I think you might have hit the nail on the head. Here is a recorded Sort in the 2003 version: Selection.Sort Key1:=Range("A5"), Order1:=xlAscending, Header:=xlNo, _ OrderCustom:=1, MatchCase:=False, Orientation:=xlTopToBottom, _ DataOption1:=xlSortNormal If I understand your comments, the "DataOption1:=xlSortNormal" could be the problem and using this instead could fix that: Selection.Sort Key1:=Range("A5"), Order1:=xlAscending, Header:=xlNo, _ OrderCustom:=1, MatchCase:=False, Orientation:=xlTopToBottom And I don't think that would effect the result. Am I right? Also, I was thinking of FTP'ing the other way. Until we get this fixed, she'd send me the raw data files and I'd run the report and email it back to her. She has no problem opening and printing the file in Excel '97, just can't run the macros. And, actually, she can run most of the utilities I have added, just not the main macro that does most of the work. Thanks, Ken Loomis "Tom Ogilvy" wrote in message ... The type of incompatibilities you speak of are usually caused because additional options have been added in later versions and would not be recognized by Excel 97. this would usually be where you have recorded the macro. for example, the arguments xl97 recognizes for sort a expression.Sort(Key1, Order1, Key2, Type, Order2, Key3, Order3, Header, OrderCustom, MatchCase, Orientation, SortMethod, IgnoreControlCharacters, IgnoreDiacritics, IgnoreKashida) for Find: expression.Find(What, After, LookIn, LookAt, SearchOrder, SearchDirection, MatchCase, MatchByte) if you are using querytables and recorded the creation of those, you will find problems there. If you try your FTP method, you will work these errors out, one error at a time. She will compile and get the error. Notify you. Fix and start again. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Ken Loomis" wrote in message ... I have it running now on an XP box with Excel 2003. I am pretty sure I have an old copy of office '97 around here somewhere, and an old box with Win 98 on it that I could setup, It's just that I was hoping to have this for her to use tomorrow. And finding where I put that CD is going to be the challenge. I never thought I'd need it again. A workaround is for her to FTP the files and I run it and FTP back the results. So either way it'll happen. Thanks for the comments. Ken Loomis "Bob Phillips" wrote in message ... Ken, Don't know of a surefire reference, just experience of what it doesn't have, like the Split method. I suppose you want to get it running before moving the XL97 machine? -- HTH RP "Ken Loomis" wrote in message ... Actually, I don't have a machine with Office 97 on it. I am trying to get a copy of Excel 97 for that purpose, but this project is actually just a freebie for a friend whose IT department said it couldn't be done. I just laughed when she told me that. I had never programmed in VBA before last weekend when I started on this. With about 20 hours of programming (and lots of help from this newsgroup, thanks for all the help), I have a complete package that combines 4 separate db query results files into one report, complete with lots of editing and formatting. It used to take her two hours to do this by hand and she had to do it once a week. Now it will take her 2 minutes. But now I find out that they only have Excel 97, but why does that surprise me when the IT department said this couldn't be done. There only seems to be a couple of incompatibilities in the arguments for a couple of calls. 'Sort' being one of them I know about for sure. So I was hoping I could find a reference that told about the incompatibilities. Thanks, Ken Loomis "Bob Phillips" wrote in message ... Ken, Do you not have an Excel97 machine that you can develop on? It is better than trying to ensure backwards compatibility. -- HTH RP "Ken Loomis" wrote in message ... I am using Excel 2003, but I need to be sure what I write in VBA will run on a machine with Excel 97. Is there a reference somewhere that talks about how to make your programs compatible with older versions of Excel? Thanks, Ken Loomis |
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