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How to get office version into IF
IF office version = 2016 then..
IF office version = 2019 then..
IF office version = 2021 then..
Hello
How to get office version into IF
IF office version = 2016 then..
IF office version = 2019 then..
IF office version = 2021 then..
dont understand the question ?
is this how to BUY office versions
or how to use
or is it how to use an IF() function in those versions - IF() is used the same in all 3 versions
A sample sheet would help here
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I need vba to get office version inside IF statment
If office version is 2016 then do.....
end if
If office version is 2019 then do.....
end if
If office version is 2021 then do.....
end if
thats what I mean
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Hi. Are you looking for this?
MsgBox "Welcome to Microsoft Excel version: " & Application.Version
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if Application.Version = "X" then....
Which number mean version 2016,2019,2021?
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Maybe the following link will help you: Check the application version in Modern Office
I'm using:
Microsoft Excel for Microsoft 365 MSO (Version 2304 Build 16.0.16316.2000) 64 Bit
Microsoft 365 Insider Beta Channel
Application.Version shows 16.0 for me.
Ken Puls' code from the attached link shows 365.
https://excelguru.ca/check-the-appli...comment-354105
Slightly modified version of the code and a calling routine:
MsgBox shows 365
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Thanks to @mjr veverka for filling in the gaps in Ken Puls's function.
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