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Default VBA Using 2 OS (Win98 & Winxp)


Hi Guys can you help me regarding this problem I have a excel vba macr
but when itried to run in different operating system my function won'
change
here's my code:

Private Sub holidate(xhdate As Date) ' to compute if date entered i
Holiday

Dim crowval As Byte

With Worksheets("Sheet2").Range("A1:A30")
Set Holivalue = .Find(xhdate, LookIn:=xlValues, MatchCase:=False)

' .FIND METHOD WON'T WORK IN WINDOWS 98 OS I DON'T KNOW WHY?

If Not Holivalue Is Nothing Then
If Holivalue = xhdate Then
xholid = True
crowval = Holivalue.Row
xcomval = Worksheets("Sheet2").Cells(crowval, 2)
End If
Else
xholid = False
End If

End With
End Sub

Hope you help me guys regarding this eerie problem Thanks :

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