PC vs Mac

[miami2k]

Dear All,
I wrote a code in vba for PC with a simple userform that collect informations and copy them in a sheet.
One of the users switched to Mac and I'm not able to convert the code so she can use it.
These are the declarations in my file

Option Explicit


Sub workbook_Open()
TimeSheet.Show
Application.ScreenUpdating = False
ActiveWindow.WindowState = xlMaximized

End Sub

If I launch the file on Mac nothing happens. I've also tried to open the code but the prompt is completely different and I don't have a clue where to start... I don't see any code.
I've read somewhere that this might be due to libraries to load but I've not been able to make any step forward.

Any idea?


Thank you!


Andrea

 

[Haluk]

You can't run VBA and VB codes on Mac.

Mac is completely a different Operating System. Best idea is; to tell her to buy a cheap laptop with MS Office loaded.

 

[Fluff]

If the user is using 2016 on a Mac, then I think you're out of luck. I'm pretty that version doesn't support userforms

 

[Jim Gordon]

No conversion is necessary. VBA is supported in all versions of Office for Mac EXCEPT Office 2008. I tested this code in Excel 2016 and it ran without issue.