Hello -

I have Office 2000 at home and 2002 at work. I wanted to work on an Excel
project at home. Will I have any problems doing this inasmuch as I am using
2002 at work? Can I just develop in 2000, copy it to disk, take it to work
and run it in 2002 without any problems?

Any advice will be appreciated - especially if there are known bugs.

--
Sandy

<<Can I just develop in 2000, copy it to disk, take it to work and run it in
2002 without any problems?

Hi Sandy,

Yes, everything you do in Excel 2000 will work fine in Excel 2002. The
reverse is not necessarily true. Excel 2002 supports a number of features
that Excel 2000 does not, so if you happen to modify your file at work such
that it uses one of these new features it won't work correctly when you take
it back home and try to use it in Excel 2000.

Unfortunately, there isn't any place to get comprehensive guidance on
exactly which features work where, so you mostly have to figure it out by
trial and error.

--
Rob Bovey, Excel MVP
Application Professionals
http://www.appspro.com/

* Take your Excel development skills to the next level.
* Professional Excel Development
http://www.appspro.com/Books/Books.htm

"Sandy" wrote in message
...
Hello -

I have Office 2000 at home and 2002 at work. I wanted to work on an Excel
project at home. Will I have any problems doing this inasmuch as I am
using
2002 at work? Can I just develop in 2000, copy it to disk, take it to
work
and run it in 2002 without any problems?

Any advice will be appreciated - especially if there are known bugs.

--
Sandy

Hi Rob -

Thanks so much for your response!

--
Sandy


"Rob Bovey" wrote:

<<Can I just develop in 2000, copy it to disk, take it to work and run it in
2002 without any problems?

Hi Sandy,

Yes, everything you do in Excel 2000 will work fine in Excel 2002. The
reverse is not necessarily true. Excel 2002 supports a number of features
that Excel 2000 does not, so if you happen to modify your file at work such
that it uses one of these new features it won't work correctly when you take
it back home and try to use it in Excel 2000.

Unfortunately, there isn't any place to get comprehensive guidance on
exactly which features work where, so you mostly have to figure it out by
trial and error.

--
Rob Bovey, Excel MVP
Application Professionals
http://www.appspro.com/

* Take your Excel development skills to the next level.
* Professional Excel Development
http://www.appspro.com/Books/Books.htm

"Sandy" wrote in message
...
Hello -

I have Office 2000 at home and 2002 at work. I wanted to work on an Excel
project at home. Will I have any problems doing this inasmuch as I am
using
2002 at work? Can I just develop in 2000, copy it to disk, take it to
work
and run it in 2002 without any problems?

Any advice will be appreciated - especially if there are known bugs.

--
Sandy