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This seems resolvable by going into the VBA code and just adding element 'PtrSafe' where functions are declared in other words, replacing VBA code "Declare Function" with "Declare PtrSafe Function" seems to get by this.Microsoft Excel 2013 is a spreadsheet program that comes packaged with the Microsoft Office family of software products.
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Please review and update Declare statements and then mark them with the PtrSafe attribute. The code in this project must be updated for use on 64-bit systems. Opening these spreadsheets displays this error:
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#Microsoft office academic course ms excel 2013 bookrenter 64 Bit#
Installing Office 2003 on my Win 8.1 64 bit laptop anyway, in spite of MS's saying incompatible, since this thread discusses at least one person has been able to use Office 2003.I could comment out the validations, commands for: "For Each bar In Application.CommandBars" but then the spreadsheet code probably won't work for users using Office 2003.Īre you aware of a quick VBA workaround to get by this? I don't want to get into changing the code a lot to support both Excel 20 (I am no VBA expert, just a dabbler).Īnd Microsoft officially says that Office 2003 is incompatible with Windows 8 although Application.CommandBars seem to be somewhat supported in Office 2013. I went into VBE's menu: Tools>References and check for anything marked MISSING, which I deselected. (Sorry, can't include images yet, I am not a VERIFIED USER of this forum yet.)
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Results in: "Compile error: can't find project or library." As I've learned, the Application.CommandBars VBA functionality is focused on older MS Office versions' menuĬommands, but ".Starting from Office 2007 the Fluent UI is used instead." In other words, because MS Office isn't menu-driven beginning with version 2007 (uses 'the ribbon'), it appears that these references to: "For Each bar In Application.CommandBars"Ĭreate a basic incompatibility to opening these spreadsheets in Office 2013.įor a spreadsheet, after I resolve the issue detailed below and save it, when I reopen it I encounter error "Compile error: can't find project or library." The current problem appears to be that the existing Excel 2003 VBA code has many references to: "For Each bar In Application.CommandBars". There is a basic compatibility issue that appears when first opening these Excel 2003 files that have VBA code that I'll detail below I seem able to get by that problem.
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Now we with the new laptops are having to support this development using new machines. Years ago, someone did a lot of development with spreadsheets here in Excel 2003 file formats that automates many activities and routines. Of course, we IT technical people are using the new laptops first.
#Microsoft office academic course ms excel 2013 bookrenter upgrade#
Most of our users are still using older desktop windows PCs and Office 2003! We are beginning to upgrade to laptops running Windows 8.1 with Office 2013. The basic problem is: I need to use Excel 2013 to support Excel 2003 (XLS) spreadsheets containing VBA 'CommandBars' references which don't seem to work in Excel 2013. Thanks in advance for reading this and offering any wisdom you have! I am not an expert in any of the following, so apologies if off base.