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As you may not have the lowest possible version on your own machine it is
best to save the wb without the reference
and add the reference in code as posted earlier.

RBS

"Dave Patrick" wrote in message
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That's why you want to back it down to a version that the clients have.
You
don't need to write anything.

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"Jez" wrote:
| If I dont have anything and just have the references that are in my
| references, then when my clients use the report it comes up with hidden
| module error because they dont have the same references as i do.
|
| I want to write some code so that when the workbook opens it ignores any
| references that are "Missing" and choose a lower module.
|
| What can i write to get around this.
|
| Thanks,
| Jez



 
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