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Testing code for oldest version...
Is there a good way to tell the VBE to use an older version of excel's object
model. Either when generating code or compiling code? I have loaded MSOffice XP 2003 and now I'm wanting to make sure that I create code that will still work on older versions. What are some "best practices" on how to accomplish this using only 1 PC for development. -- Regards, John |
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Testing code for oldest version...
You can have multiple versions of Excel on one machine. Just
install them oldest to newest in separate directories. Do all your development in the earliest version you need to support. -- Cordially, Chip Pearson Microsoft MVP - Excel Pearson Software Consulting, LLC www.cpearson.com "John Keith" wrote in message ... Is there a good way to tell the VBE to use an older version of excel's object model. Either when generating code or compiling code? I have loaded MSOffice XP 2003 and now I'm wanting to make sure that I create code that will still work on older versions. What are some "best practices" on how to accomplish this using only 1 PC for development. -- Regards, John |
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