You are developing the wrong way around, you should develop on the lower
version and port up, not port down.
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HTH
Bob Phillips
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"Apostol" <Apostol[ at ]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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[Quoted Text] > Hi everybody,
> I am a selfeducated VBA user and I have a lot of gaps in my knowledge. I
> spent 3 weeks doing a small program, (the program should help my mates at
> work), but as i expected it does not run on the PC at work. (No problems
on
> my PC at all). I have Excell 2003, the one at work is 2000. I have used a
> calendar control, which is not available on the PC at work. I canceled all
> the parts of the code that have something to do with this calenadr control
> but the program still doesnot run and what is worse after i canceled these
> parts of the code, and tried to execute the program, excel crashes. Now to
> make things even worse, the computer system at work is in a horable
> condition. There is no system administrator or anybody with knowledge, to
> take care for the system and it is very messy (no wonder since I am in the
> hospitality industry). So i dont really know if the problem is with the
> system at work, or with the VBA settings or somewhere else. Can somebody
> please give me a clue where to look for solution. If more information is
> needed I will provide it.
> This is my first program done for a practical purpose and it will be at a
> great help at work if only i can start it. If not the disappointment will
be
> great. I will greatly appreciate any help.
>
> P.S. I have tried some other simple VBA excel codes at work (written in
fact
> on that PC at work and they are OK, but once i bring something from home
> there is a problem)
>
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