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replyReply Tue 7 Oct 2008, 16:33Delegate Ian said...

Ian has attended:
Excel VBA Intro Intermediate course

VBA with Excel

Will the macros that we have written/ recorded work on a MAC (laptop?)

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replyReply Mon 27 Oct 2008, 09:41Trainer Laura said...

RE: VBA with Excel

Hi Ian

Thank you for your question regarding Excel on a MAC.

It depends which version of the MAC Office you have. MAC Office 2004 does have VBA but MAC Office 2008 does not. I cannot comment how close the two VBA versions are, but Microsoft chose to remove the VBA due to "Mac users are less likely than Windows users to have business-critical macros" apparently.

I hope that answers your question.

Laura GB

 

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