mikecox39
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I am running on a 64bit system.Works fine with my 2010. The only issue I know of with both is if you run Excel 64 bit.
I am running on a 64bit system.Works fine with my 2010. The only issue I know of with both is if you run Excel 64 bit.
Not certain whether you are referring to Operating System or Excel.I am running on a 64bit system.
I'm running the 64 bit version of Office, so thanks for that update; it will save me a lot of time and frustration.Excel 2010 64 bit will not work with MrExcel HTMLMaker or Excel jeanie.
Ok, I'll check that out Mark but...See Borders-Copy-Paste in my signature
use a free file hosting site like Box.com and post a link here.
That's not correct, unless 64 bit version. Here's proof today. Where did you download the MrExcelMaker from (there have been different versions in different locations)? As far as I am aware, the latest version can be found at the link in my signature block (& Mark's) and it is the HtmlMaker20101230.zip that you have to download. There is an instruction file in that zip.
I was not asked for an activation code when I installed that version.
Note: the current version is only intended to work in Excel versions 2000 to 2003 although it will also work in xl2007 with a more limited user interface. As it currently stands it won’t function in earlier versions at all. It you feel confident about your abilities, please feel free to modify the code as required to make it work with your version of Excel.
The Image method apparently not very effective
I do have the right zip file, but I have the 64 bit version of XL 2010 and this note seems to indicate that there is a compatability issue; however,
Note: the current version is only intended to work in Excel versions 2000 to 2003 although it will also work in xl2007 with a more limited user interface. As it currently stands it won’t function in earlier versions at all. It you feel confident about your abilities, please feel free to modify the code as required to make it work with your version of Excel.
Effectiveness of the image varies from what I have seen in various posts but the big problem with using images is members can't copy the data into an Excel sheet and a lot of posters (me included) don't like / want to manually retype the data and so skip the thread.
Mike, I thought what Peter said would have cleared up any confusion but I'll try...
the current version is only intended to work in Excel versions 2000 to 2003 although it will also work in xl2007 with a more limited user interface. As it currently stands it won’t function in earlier versions at all. It you feel confident about your abilities, please feel free to modify the code as required to make it work with your version of Excel.