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VBA created in excel2003 doesn't work in 2000
Hi
I am currently creating a diary using excel 2003 and VBA code. However my co-workers and other users still only have excel 2000 and unfortunately various code errors occur rendering the project unusable. Is there a list of VBA conflicts etc which I can use to trouble shoot this so that I can create a seperate version for my 2000 users? This is my first time on a news group - I hope someone can help Thanks so much Sue -- Sue Robson Consultant Sport Science Director / Head Physiologist USSA Email: Tel/Fax: Australia (61) 2 66245326 Mail: 43 Napier St Goonellabah, NSW 2480 AUSTRALIA |
VBA created in excel2003 doesn't work in 2000
There are a number of differences. My best guess (the error that is posted
most often) is that it is crashing on a sort... If you have a sort in your macro look for this ,DataOption1:=xlSortNormal and delete it. It is (most likely) not necessary. there are other differences such as the code for pivot tables, so if the error is not coming from a sort then post your code... -- HTH... Jim Thomlinson "Sue Robson" wrote: Hi I am currently creating a diary using excel 2003 and VBA code. However my co-workers and other users still only have excel 2000 and unfortunately various code errors occur rendering the project unusable. Is there a list of VBA conflicts etc which I can use to trouble shoot this so that I can create a seperate version for my 2000 users? This is my first time on a news group - I hope someone can help Thanks so much Sue -- Sue Robson Consultant Sport Science Director / Head Physiologist USSA Email: Tel/Fax: Australia (61) 2 66245326 Mail: 43 Napier St Goonellabah, NSW 2480 AUSTRALIA |
VBA created in excel2003 doesn't work in 2000
I bet Jim guessed right...
But if he didn't, you should post a snippet of the code and indicate the offending line. And if you're importing a text file, remove the TrailingMinusNumbers stuff. (Jim took the good guess!) Sue Robson wrote: Hi I am currently creating a diary using excel 2003 and VBA code. However my co-workers and other users still only have excel 2000 and unfortunately various code errors occur rendering the project unusable. Is there a list of VBA conflicts etc which I can use to trouble shoot this so that I can create a seperate version for my 2000 users? This is my first time on a news group - I hope someone can help Thanks so much Sue -- Sue Robson Consultant Sport Science Director / Head Physiologist USSA Email: Tel/Fax: Australia (61) 2 66245326 Mail: 43 Napier St Goonellabah, NSW 2480 AUSTRALIA -- Dave Peterson |
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