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I keep a number of blocks of code in my personal.xls startup file just to
have them readily at hand and perform routine tasks more quickly (and sometimes to save bits that were hard to figure out how to do). My company has chosen a somewhat chaotic approach to transitioning staff/depts from Excel 2003 to 2007, resulting in my needing to have both application versions on my PC at the same time. Believe me, I KNOW this is not recommended. So, here is my question. I've succeeded in creating one personal.xls file in my startup folder that opens for either application - though in 2007 it opens in compatibility mode. Can anyone think of a reason this would be a bad idea? Something I haven't anticipated that will bite me in the ass later? |
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