webster188
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Hi,
I have written a VBA application which basically is using Excel as a database where data can be retrieved from another application, users can view the data and add comments, or additional data via a UseForm.
The data is stored over multiple worksheets.
Sometimes, users will ask for new features or report bugs. So now and then, I update my code and release a new version of the application.
What is not yet intelligent organised is the way I deal with these upgrades.
At present, I convert the file of each user manually to upgrade them to the new version, basically, I am just copy/pasting the existing data from the old to the new version.
What would be a better way to approach this? Any suggestions are welcome.
Thanks in advance for your input
I have written a VBA application which basically is using Excel as a database where data can be retrieved from another application, users can view the data and add comments, or additional data via a UseForm.
The data is stored over multiple worksheets.
Sometimes, users will ask for new features or report bugs. So now and then, I update my code and release a new version of the application.
What is not yet intelligent organised is the way I deal with these upgrades.
At present, I convert the file of each user manually to upgrade them to the new version, basically, I am just copy/pasting the existing data from the old to the new version.
What would be a better way to approach this? Any suggestions are welcome.
Thanks in advance for your input