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Excel 5.0c VBA to Excel 7
I wrote a series of VBA codes in Excel 5.0c a few years ago and they sit on
an computer. I want to run them in Excel 7. Is it OK to zip the whole thing (can't fit a 1.44 diskette) and unzip later? Is there any way I can quickly change the codes to enable me run them in Excel 7? Thanks |
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Excel 5.0c VBA to Excel 7
You can safely zip and unzip any sort of file without losing data
or format. Code written in version 5 should work fine in version 7. -- Cordially, Chip Pearson Microsoft MVP - Excel Pearson Software Consulting, LLC www.cpearson.com "zivi" wrote in message ... I wrote a series of VBA codes in Excel 5.0c a few years ago and they sit on an computer. I want to run them in Excel 7. Is it OK to zip the whole thing (can't fit a 1.44 diskette) and unzip later? Is there any way I can quickly change the codes to enable me run them in Excel 7? Thanks |
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