Working with late biding vba

talp101

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hi,

i am working on a project that might be running on diffrent versions of Excel 2003/2007/2010

i heard of late biding and setting up all the Excel objects as Object type. but i haven't realized yet how should i work with this method. should i create a global object and will use it in every function, sub or sending an Object by ref to every function?

help me please.
 
As Norie points out, unless you are automating Excel from another application, there's no need to late-bind.
 
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But, when I am using with functions that are working in excel 2010 and doesn't work on excel 2003, what should I do?
 
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If it needs to work in Excel 2003, don't use functions that are not supported. Design for the earliest version that will be used.
 
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