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I have an Excel Add-in that has been around since Office 97. We have
recently made a lot of changes and we want to easily identify the "version" of the add-in that the customer is using. The only way I know to do this is to maintain it manually in the code by creating a constant and updating the value each time we update the add-in. In addtion to this I add a custom property to each sheet identifying the version the spreadsheet was created with. We then could add a way for the customer to identify the version they are running when they contact us for support. I am wondering if there is a better way to do this? Is there a way you can version an .xla file? Thanks for any input...pmax |
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