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Is there any way to turn off the iferror function in Excel 2007? The new
function has wrecked havoc on our receipt of client excel files. We receive client files that contain 3rd party custom code where the authors created their own iferror logic. The code is protected and inaccessible and the workbooks are locked as well. Excel 2007 locks up with a display of a compile error that requires a ctrl alt delete end task to get out of if we attempt to open a client file. We've rolled some machines back to Office Excel 2003 to resolve the issue. It occured to me that if I could just shut off the new excel iferror built in function the issue should resolve in 2007. Any way to turn off or uninstall a built in function? |
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