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Hi
in the few lines of code below which was from Dave Petersen and Joe U, the use of the Excel command ForceFullCalculation does not produce a standard compilation error (due to late binding apparently), whereas it would if it was just Thisworkbook.ForceFullCalculation If Val(Application.Version) 11 Then Set oWkBk = ThisWorkbook oWkBk.ForceFullCalculation = True Debug.Print "Running forced calculation" End If Can someone explain briefly WHY late binding applies in this area? Many thanks Tim |
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