Where can I obtain a list of 2003 functions that are no longer functional in
2003?

Also, we have a number of templates built in 2003. How do we know if a 2003
formula is no longer functional in 2007? Is there a generic "N/A" or VALUE
populating the cell? Or, ... ?

Thanks, Connie

Connie-UTHSCSA;445099 Wrote:
Where can I obtain a list of 2003 functions that are no longer
functional in
2003?

Also, we have a number of templates built in 2003. How do we know if a
2003
formula is no longer functional in 2007? Is there a generic "N/A" or
VALUE
populating the cell? Or, ... ?

Thanks, Connie

No Functions have been deprecated AFAIK.

For a general overview of changes: 'Excel 2007'
(http://visio.mvps.org/Excel_2007.htm)


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All functions are available in 2007 (some are even enhanced). You can review
the list of functions in 2007.

http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/ex...791861033.aspx

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"Connie-UTHSCSA" wrote:

Where can I obtain a list of 2003 functions that are no longer functional in
2003?

Also, we have a number of templates built in 2003. How do we know if a 2003
formula is no longer functional in 2007? Is there a generic "N/A" or VALUE
populating the cell? Or, ... ?

Thanks, Connie

Hi Connie,

If you mean Excel built-in Functions (part of a formula, the ones you can
insert via the fx symbol); I don't think any have been removed.
But some formulas may cause problems; labels (as a sort of undefined names)
are no longer supported; use defined names instead. Defined names can cause
problems if they could also mean a cell address in the extended range of
Excel2007 (names like abc1 or A1000000). I think you get a warning in both
cases.
Is there anything specific you are worried about?


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Microsoft MVP - Excel

"Connie-UTHSCSA" wrote in message
...
Where can I obtain a list of 2003 functions that are no longer functional
in
2003?

Also, we have a number of templates built in 2003. How do we know if a
2003
formula is no longer functional in 2007? Is there a generic "N/A" or
VALUE
populating the cell? Or, ... ?

Thanks, Connie

Niek -

Thanks for your insight. I think this is the problem we were having. I
believe the staff were accustomed to using labels in the building of the
formulas.

Thanks, Connie


"Niek Otten" wrote:

Hi Connie,

If you mean Excel built-in Functions (part of a formula, the ones you can
insert via the fx symbol); I don't think any have been removed.
But some formulas may cause problems; labels (as a sort of undefined names)
are no longer supported; use defined names instead. Defined names can cause
problems if they could also mean a cell address in the extended range of
Excel2007 (names like abc1 or A1000000). I think you get a warning in both
cases.
Is there anything specific you are worried about?


--
Kind regards,

Niek Otten
Microsoft MVP - Excel

"Connie-UTHSCSA" wrote in message
...
Where can I obtain a list of 2003 functions that are no longer functional
in
2003?

Also, we have a number of templates built in 2003. How do we know if a
2003
formula is no longer functional in 2007? Is there a generic "N/A" or
VALUE
populating the cell? Or, ... ?

Thanks, Connie

Hi Connie,

Please post back here if here is anything else causing problems

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Kind regards,

Niek Otten
Microsoft MVP - Excel


"Connie-UTHSCSA" wrote in message
...
Niek -

Thanks for your insight. I think this is the problem we were having. I
believe the staff were accustomed to using labels in the building of the
formulas.

Thanks, Connie


"Niek Otten" wrote:

Hi Connie,

If you mean Excel built-in Functions (part of a formula, the ones you can
insert via the fx symbol); I don't think any have been removed.
But some formulas may cause problems; labels (as a sort of undefined
names)
are no longer supported; use defined names instead. Defined names can
cause
problems if they could also mean a cell address in the extended range of
Excel2007 (names like abc1 or A1000000). I think you get a warning in
both
cases.
Is there anything specific you are worried about?


--
Kind regards,

Niek Otten
Microsoft MVP - Excel

"Connie-UTHSCSA" wrote in
message
...
Where can I obtain a list of 2003 functions that are no longer
functional
in
2003?

Also, we have a number of templates built in 2003. How do we know if a
2003
formula is no longer functional in 2007? Is there a generic "N/A" or
VALUE
populating the cell? Or, ... ?

Thanks, Connie