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Excel 2000 compatibility
The AddIn I developed in Excel 2007 now works on 2003 and 2002, but fails
when installed withe Excel 2000. The workbook will load just fine when I strip all vestiges of VBA macros from it, but as soon as I try to enable the AddIn it says, "Sorry, Excel has encountered an error and has to close. Any idea what is causing this? For example, is this a known, basic incompatibility issue? Or, perhaps a few techniques or functions that one can avoid? To be clear, the Addin was saved as an Excel97-2003 xla file under 2007. I am trying to get my user to upgrade to a latter version, but he refuses to consider Office 2007 because of what he has read about compatibility and changes in the user interface. I've now asked him to consider Office 2003. This brings me to another question, will Office 2003 Basic work, or would he have to get the Pro version? What does Basic leave out? Ed |
Excel 2000 compatibility
Do your add-in development in the oldest version that will use your program.
Then test it in all xl versions. However, that doesn't solve your current problem... The following link is to a list of changes in xl2002 (from the prior version). If you are using any of the features listed there, then xl2000 will have "problems". http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/libr...ffice.10).aspx For what its worth, you might have an easier time getting the xl2007 users to upgrade back to xl2003. '-- According to the back of my Excel 2003 box, the Office 2003 Professional Edition contains the following that is Not included in the standard edition... Business Contact Manager for Outlook Publisher Access XML technology IRM technology -- Jim Cone Portland, Oregon USA "Ed Sowell" wrote in message ... The AddIn I developed in Excel 2007 now works on 2003 and 2002, but fails when installed withe Excel 2000. The workbook will load just fine when I strip all vestiges of VBA macros from it, but as soon as I try to enable the AddIn it says, "Sorry, Excel has encountered an error and has to close. Any idea what is causing this? For example, is this a known, basic incompatibility issue? Or, perhaps a few techniques or functions that one can avoid? To be clear, the Addin was saved as an Excel97-2003 xla file under 2007. I am trying to get my user to upgrade to a latter version, but he refuses to consider Office 2007 because of what he has read about compatibility and changes in the user interface. I've now asked him to consider Office 2003. This brings me to another question, will Office 2003 Basic work, or would he have to get the Pro version? What does Basic leave out? Ed |
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