Good morning (or evening in any case), I was asked to help somebody with a VB .NET code and I was doing fine until it was time to test the code and discovered it wouldn't run in this machine because it has Office XP instead of Office 2003.
Would anyone be kind enough to give it a try for me? It is not an exe, as a matter of fact it is only a function that receives two datasets and creates an Excel report based on them.
I had to port the code to VB to see if it would work (and it did)... But I really don't wish to assume anything at all. Also, in VB 6 the graph appears over the data that it is based on... Is there a way to make sure it will stay below the data?
Thank you for your help!
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[vbcode]
On Error Me.Fault = False
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Tec-Nico
My first thought would be to desing the program using Office XP and hope that newer versions are backwords compatable. If that didn't work, I might think about using the crystal reports that comes with VB2003.
Could anyone please help me? I found out how to place the chart properly... I just need someone to be kind enough to test the code, it is due today so I can't switch of machine right now.
We miss you, friend... Rest in Peace, we will take care of the rest of it.
[vbcode]
On Error Me.Fault = False
[/vbcode]
- Silence is the human way to share ignorance
Tec-Nico
Thanks for your answer PennyStock, the problem is that it is a requirement. I am working with Office XP right now but it is like working blind-folded since I cannot know if the code works at all or not.
We miss you, friend... Rest in Peace, we will take care of the rest of it.
[vbcode]
On Error Me.Fault = False
[/vbcode]
- Silence is the human way to share ignorance
Tec-Nico
Rest in Peace, we will take care of the rest of it.
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