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Codeing showes error in 2000 but works in 2007.

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    Codeing showes error in 2000 but works in 2007.

    Hi

    Can some assist me, below codeing works fine in excel 2007 BUT doesn't work in excel 2000. I have highlighted in red.

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    Last edited by coolhit; 07-27-2009 at 07:44 PM. Reason: forgot code tag.

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    Re: Codeing showes error in 2000 but works in 2007.

    You need to put code tags around your code;
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    Select your code and click the [Code] button.
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    Re: Codeing showes error in 2000 but works in 2007.

    Quote Originally Posted by Phil_V View Post
    You need to put code tags around your code;
    Edit your message.
    Click [Go Advanced]
    Select your code and click the [Code] button.
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    Thanks Phil_V i won't forget next time. Please can someone assist me with my porblem. what is not in excel 2000.

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    Re: Codeing showes error in 2000 but works in 2007.

    Hello coolhit,

    The last argument SearchFormat doesn't exist in Excel 2000.

    Excel 2000 Syntax for the Find Method
    expression.Find(What, After, LookIn, LookAt, SearchOrder, SearchDirection, MatchCase, MatchByte)
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