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Mac vs Windows
I have created a workbook in Windows Excel 2003 with two data sheets and a
sheet that contains two pivot tables and a calucalation area which combines info from both pivot tables for forecasting needed inventory. I can run it fine in Windows but the person I created it for runs on MAC Excel 2003 and the calulation area returns errors when new info is selected from the pivot tables. Does MAC Excel 2003 handle pivot tables diffently? I did notice when he read the line on the MAC it did not use GETPIVOTDATA. If any one could give me some advice it would be great. |
Mac vs Windows
kturney -
There is no Mac Excel 2003. Current versions are Mac Excel X and Mac Excel 2004. When I write VBA that I want to run on the Mac, I limit my code to features in Windows Excel 97. You can get more information about previous newsgroup discussion of Mac Excel limitations by going to google.groups.com and searching for "Excel Mac GETPIVOTDATA" (without the quotes). Or you can post new questions in the microsoft.public.mac.office.excel newsgroup. - Mike http://www.mikemiddleton.com "kturney" wrote in message ... I have created a workbook in Windows Excel 2003 with two data sheets and a sheet that contains two pivot tables and a calucalation area which combines info from both pivot tables for forecasting needed inventory. I can run it fine in Windows but the person I created it for runs on MAC Excel 2003 and the calulation area returns errors when new info is selected from the pivot tables. Does MAC Excel 2003 handle pivot tables diffently? I did notice when he read the line on the MAC it did not use GETPIVOTDATA. If any one could give me some advice it would be great. |
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