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![]() @charlesdh: So I will appreciate it if you can give me a working Excel code that can run on both MAC and Windows. I'll study that, then try to find a way around mine. Thank you. |
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Hi.
This code should do what you want it checkes to see what the "OS" is. [code Sub Test_Me() Dim TheOS As String TheOS = Application.OperatingSystem If Left(TheOS, 7) <> "Windows" Then Call Your mac code else call your windows code end if End Sub |
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