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read the Windows version
I can read the excel version using a macro. Thanks to info from this
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read the Windows version
maybe you can use:
MsgBox Application.Version & vbLf & Application.OperatingSystem On 08/18/2010 02:56, Fan924 wrote: I can read the excel version using a macro. Thanks to info from this group. Is there a way to read the Windows version too? -- Dave Peterson |
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read the Windows version
Thanks Dave.
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