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  1. #1
    Peter Ostermann
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    Re: Setting left position works in XL 2k and 2002 but..


    "Tom Ogilvy" <TomOgilvy@discussions.microsoft.com> write

    > After the error, try going into the vbe into tools=>References and see if
    > have a reference marked as MISSING. If so, you need to resolve the
    > reference.
    >
    > This is just a guess of course, since the information you provided is
    > extremely limited.
    >

    Hi to all (and Tom especially),

    I try to open the workbook window fully,
    adjusting it to the maximum usable space.

    Sorry for´providing "extremely limited" information.
    here is the code:

    With ActiveWindow
    .Left = 1
    .Top = 1
    .Height = Application.UsableHeight
    .Width = Application.UsableWidth
    End With

    Each of the 4 lines between With.. and .. End
    are producing an error. That is what the customer says.
    He has XL 2003. I have XL 97, 2000, 2002 only.
    If I deliver the application to the customer after it
    runs errorfree in my environment*s* - can he
    then have a Reference not resolved still?

    I am not so deep in the vbe, but XL 2003 should
    be downward compatible to Excel 2000, which
    is the platform that I use for development.

    Best Regards
    Peter Ostermann
    www.pkf-ostermann.de


  2. #2
    Tom Ogilvy
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    Re: Setting left position works in XL 2k and 2002 but..

    I wouldn't see xl2003 having any trouble with that command.

    xl2003 should be able to run anything you develop in xl2000.

    I am not aware of any incompatibility in what is developed in xl2000 and
    then run in xl2003. If there is, it isn't in any commonly used functions,
    methods or properties.

    --
    Regards,
    Tom Ogilvy

    "Peter Ostermann" <pkfode@arcor.de> wrote in message
    news:446b829d$0$4498$9b4e6d93@newsread2.arcor-online.net...
    >
    > "Tom Ogilvy" <TomOgilvy@discussions.microsoft.com> write
    >
    > > After the error, try going into the vbe into tools=>References and see

    if
    > > have a reference marked as MISSING. If so, you need to resolve the
    > > reference.
    > >
    > > This is just a guess of course, since the information you provided is
    > > extremely limited.
    > >

    > Hi to all (and Tom especially),
    >
    > I try to open the workbook window fully,
    > adjusting it to the maximum usable space.
    >
    > Sorry for´providing "extremely limited" information.
    > here is the code:
    >
    > With ActiveWindow
    > .Left = 1
    > .Top = 1
    > .Height = Application.UsableHeight
    > .Width = Application.UsableWidth
    > End With
    >
    > Each of the 4 lines between With.. and .. End
    > are producing an error. That is what the customer says.
    > He has XL 2003. I have XL 97, 2000, 2002 only.
    > If I deliver the application to the customer after it
    > runs errorfree in my environment*s* - can he
    > then have a Reference not resolved still?
    >
    > I am not so deep in the vbe, but XL 2003 should
    > be downward compatible to Excel 2000, which
    > is the platform that I use for development.
    >
    > Best Regards
    > Peter Ostermann
    > www.pkf-ostermann.de
    >




  3. #3
    Peter Ostermann
    Guest

    Re: Setting left position works in XL 2k and 2002 but..


    "Tom Ogilvy" <twogilvy@msn.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
    news:%23kmkomteGHA.5040@TK2MSFTNGP03.phx.gbl...
    >I wouldn't see xl2003 having any trouble with that command.
    >
    > xl2003 should be able to run anything you develop in xl2000.
    >
    > I am not aware of any incompatibility in what is developed in xl2000 and
    > then run in xl2003. If there is, it isn't in any commonly used functions,
    > methods or properties.
    >

    Tom,

    is in your Version of Excel 2003 under tools -> references the
    Microsoft ActiveX Data Objects hooked/made available?

    Additional:
    In the IDE in the "directwindow" (I do not know if translation
    from the German version for this window is correct) you can by command
    " ?application.Build" find out which servicepack level you use, so I
    can compare.

    Regards
    Peter


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