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Hi I still use many macros written over the years in the old XLM
language. For the most part they appear to work OK in the newest Excel version. The exception are the statements calling for Solver operations like Solver.OK, Solver.Solve, etc, they always cause error messages. Can someone please tell me if there is a different syntax for these that will work within XLM macros in Excel 2003? Alternatively, is there an easy way to translate an entire XLM macro into VB? I don't know VB and certainly don't have the time to learn it and then to re-write all the macros. All help would be greatly appreciated. |
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