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I need a workbook with macros that need to run on machines
with older versions of Windows NT 4 and others on Windows XP Professional. Instead of making two separate workbooks, I'd like an IF-THEN scenario using the =INFO("osversion") formula to determine the operating system and if it's not XP -- I get "Windows (32-bit) NT 5.01" with the osversion formula on the XP machines -- to run the NT-compatible macro. But, being a newbie, I don't know how to go about that. I Googled for an example, but came up empty. I would have to imagine someone else has come across this problem before. Thanks for any help/pointers, etc. |
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