Hi Excel Gurus,
I have a 'find and replace' macro that works so long as I enter the text on my Windows machine but won't recognize the same text when it comes from a workbook created on a Mac.
For example, the macro replaces "I've" with "I have". If I highlight the word "I've" and re-type it the macro works as it should.
I copy all the worksheets from the source workbook (created on a Mac) to my macro enable workbook on my Windows machine. I've experimented with copying the target cells and pasting just text but still end up with the VBA code not unrecognized the text.
I plan to provide the macro enabled workbook to the Mac users for them to run the VBA on their machines. I'm not sure if this will be a concern in the future or not if they are opening the macro enabled workbook, copying the sheets over, and editing the date, and running the VBA all on a Mac. I just can't give them the macro to use if I can't confirm it works as it should.
Any ideas why this happens and/or a work around?
Thanks in advance,
Matt
I have a 'find and replace' macro that works so long as I enter the text on my Windows machine but won't recognize the same text when it comes from a workbook created on a Mac.
For example, the macro replaces "I've" with "I have". If I highlight the word "I've" and re-type it the macro works as it should.
I copy all the worksheets from the source workbook (created on a Mac) to my macro enable workbook on my Windows machine. I've experimented with copying the target cells and pasting just text but still end up with the VBA code not unrecognized the text.
I plan to provide the macro enabled workbook to the Mac users for them to run the VBA on their machines. I'm not sure if this will be a concern in the future or not if they are opening the macro enabled workbook, copying the sheets over, and editing the date, and running the VBA all on a Mac. I just can't give them the macro to use if I can't confirm it works as it should.
Any ideas why this happens and/or a work around?
Thanks in advance,
Matt