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I created a spreadsheet using Office 2003 on an XP machine that on open looks
at todays date and checks it against a shelflife date using this code: TodaysDate = Date When a colleague using Excel 2000 on a Windows NT (or 2000, not 100% sure at the moment) tries to open up the spreadsheet they get an error saying: Compile Error: Can't find project or library and it highlights the word Date (the one after the equals sign). I thought this was a standard VBA keyword, so I don't understand why this is causing a problem. Can anyone shed some light for me?? |
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