Using Macro in Excel 2003 which was designed in Excel 2000

DMM

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If a macro was designed for a spreadsheet in Excel 2000, what would have to be done to have it work in Excel 2003? Thanks.
 

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Probably nothing.

If it was the other way round there might need to be changes.
 
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Hi D,

Welcome to the board.

Usually they will work without modification. Do you have one that is causing problems? If so, post the code and details of the problems that you are experiencing.
 
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