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The program that I am writing using Excel 2003 is spread over many modules
and is not totally compatible with Excel 2000. I get compiler errors in many modules. My question is: how is this normally handled? I can use the compiler constants #Const and its associated #IF statement to conditionally compile certain pieces of code, but the Constant has to be defined in EVERY module that you're going to use it in and then has to be manually changed when you get the code over to the destination machine(Excel Version). It all seems pretty cumbersome to me. Am I missing something here?? Other than a few brain cells!!! thanks, ken |
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