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Stephen Lloyd[_2_]

Detect Previous Add-In Version
 
I'm looking for advice and/or code examples on detecting and removing a
previous add-in version. The previous version would be open at the time the
user installs the new version.

Questions:

Is it better to store/use the version number in the file name or somewhere
on a worksheet (or somewhere else)?

Is there anything problematic with this practice?

Thanks in advance for any help!

Charles Williams

Detect Previous Add-In Version
 
You might want to look at mu Automatic Reversioning Addin Loader.
http://www.DecisionModels.com/Downloads.htm


Charles
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"Stephen Lloyd" wrote in message
...
I'm looking for advice and/or code examples on detecting and removing a
previous add-in version. The previous version would be open at the time
the
user installs the new version.

Questions:

Is it better to store/use the version number in the file name or somewhere
on a worksheet (or somewhere else)?

Is there anything problematic with this practice?

Thanks in advance for any help!




Bob Phillips[_3_]

Detect Previous Add-In Version
 
If you used a job-specific installer, you could have script that asks for
Excel to be closed down, and will install over the old version.

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HTH

Bob

"Stephen Lloyd" wrote in message
...
I'm looking for advice and/or code examples on detecting and removing a
previous add-in version. The previous version would be open at the time
the
user installs the new version.

Questions:

Is it better to store/use the version number in the file name or somewhere
on a worksheet (or somewhere else)?

Is there anything problematic with this practice?

Thanks in advance for any help!





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