This is a long issue I will try to make short and I would appreciate some suggestion on a "Best Practice" for this.
Background:
At my office we are upgrading groups of users from Office 2003 sp2 to Office 2007. My End-Users are all Actuary's and are all very advanced Excel, VBA users.
Issue:
If a Module/workbook is opened /saved in 2007 (as a .xls) that contains a user form it will add a reference to the "RefEdit Control", but functionally everything is still fine. If this same file is then opened in 2003 sp2 you will receive a "Cannot find project or library error".
So far anytime we've had to send a deliverable to a client I just have the End-User uncheck the RefEdit Control reference.. Does anyone have any ideas of a better way? We don't use RefEdit on any of our user forms.
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