VB Mac/Windows advise

Russk68

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  1. 365
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  1. MacOS
Hi All
I'm about to start a project that will run on Mac and Windows. I am a Mac person and have another project that is used by both operating systems, but It wasn't until later on where it started to get used by Windows users. There were several macros that wouldn't work on Windows and I had to go back and adjust code to accommodate both OS. It still is a pain to deal with.
My question is, whats the best way to write code for cross platform workbooks?

My thought was to first ID the OS that the workbook is running on, and then have modules that only work for the current OS. I would just copy a Mac module to a Windows module and when there are issues with the Windows side, I would just adjust that specific part of code in that module.

I appreciate suggestion and I appreciate you!
 

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