If I add Excell 11 to my VB6 project but code the objects for late binding
and remove the reference when I compile, will this maintain compatibility
with older versions of excel when the exe is installed on user systems?
I'm thinking that this way I have all the references available in the object
browser when I write the code.
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Thanks,
Uwe

Uwe -

This is exactly what we do. But you should try to program with the Excel 9
library referenced, so you don't inadvertently use one of the few items
added to Excel VBA after Excel 2000.

- Jon
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If I add Excell 11 to my VB6 project but code the objects for late binding
and remove the reference when I compile, will this maintain compatibility
with older versions of excel when the exe is installed on user systems?
I'm thinking that this way I have all the references available in the
object
browser when I write the code.
--
Thanks,
Uwe

I have seen your answer to another member .
I would appreciate to know how to transform excel files to executable.
thanks
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Basilio


"Uwe" wrote:

If I add Excell 11 to my VB6 project but code the objects for late binding
and remove the reference when I compile, will this maintain compatibility
with older versions of excel when the exe is installed on user systems?
I'm thinking that this way I have all the references available in the object
browser when I write the code.
--
Thanks,
Uwe