Hello,
>From research on Microsoft's web page, and working with 2002 and 2003
versions of the Office programs, I would agree with you. I think that
it would require two compilations, because the ActiveX controls are
different versions as well.
Hope this helps!
Liz F
National Instruments
For the Excel (.xls) file itself. If it is created with Excel97, then
there should be no problem of opening it in any later version of
Excel.
Normally, when you use Excel components in your VI to create or read
Excel file, you need to re-compile for each version of Excel.
However, we have been su
You have to blame Microsoft for changing the ActiveX interface every
time they release a new version of Excel. If you wrote a VB or C++
program that used properties and methods of one Excel version and
those properties and methods changed with a newer version of Excel,
you would have the same sort
You can create your Excel form in Excel 97 or later. The
incompatibility between Excel 95 and 97 workbook files caused major
frustration for a lot of Excel users. Since Excel 97, all workbooks
are transparently compatible. Newer features not supported by older
versions are now ignored without er
I am using LV 6.1 and Win2000 and MS Office 2000. I have created a
simple form in Excel that I populate with data through Labview. Has
anyone ran into problems with versions of Excel? i.e. what version of
Excel do I need to create my spreedsheet in so all version of Excel
can access it when I ca
