Hi,

I have some code that runs fine on a PC but trips up a mac. I have
found a workaround for the mac, but I need to find a way to shield the
code in eaqch case, along the lines of:

If [I'm running on a Mac] then
mac code
Else
PC code
End if

Anyone know how to do this? Thanks in advance.

MsgBox Environ("OS")

Returns 'Windows_NT' on my XP machine, never tried it on a Mac.

Thanks!
Cliff Edwards

MsgBox Environ("OS")

Returns 'Windows_NT' on my XP machine, never tried it on a Mac.

That would be a problem on a Mac using Excel 2008... there is no VBA in that
version. This worksheet function can be used to determine the operating
system...

=INFO("system")

It will return either "mac" or "pcdos" as appropriate.

Rick Rothstein (MVP - Excel)

On Feb 7, 6:09*pm, "Rick Rothstein"
wrote:
MsgBox Environ("OS")

Returns 'Windows_NT' on my XP machine, never tried it on a Mac.

That would be a problem on a Mac using Excel 2008... there is no VBA in that
version. This worksheet function can be used to determine the operating
system...

=INFO("system")

It will return either "mac" or "pcdos" as appropriate.

Rick Rothstein (MVP - Excel)

Thank you!

Yes, Environ("OS") would be useless if VBA weren't available, but the
OP
stated that he had working code for Mac, just needed a way to
determine
what environment the code was running in to see whether to run pc
code
or Mac code.

Just sayin'. ;)

Respectfully,
Cliff Edwards

On Mon, 7 Feb 2011 17:09:01 -0800 (PST), ward376
wrote:

MsgBox Environ("OS")

Returns 'Windows_NT' on my XP machine, never tried it on a Mac.

Thanks!
Cliff Edwards


What would return in a remote session? The OS of the client or the OS of
the host?

On Tue, 8 Feb 2011 16:24:02 -0800 (PST), ward376
wrote:

Yes, Environ("OS") would be useless if VBA weren't available, but the
OP
stated that he had working code for Mac, just needed a way to
determine
what environment the code was running in to see whether to run pc
code
or Mac code.

Just sayin'. ;)

Respectfully,
Cliff Edwards

The fact that there is a requisite of a differential is a problem and
breaks programming rules from decades ago.

You guys could not make a MAC port that was fully compliant?

No, not merely opening of files, but FULLY compliant. No re-do
required.

Pretty sad the CRAP that Apple has put the world through. Thir crap
artificially inflated prices throughout the industry. Jobs is an idiot.
His money grubbing will be/IS part of what harms this nation's economy.

None of you phone wielding twits will ever see it though, since you are
all hard wired with horse blinders on.