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Excel VBA for Mac
I need to develop an Excel VBA application that is compatible with Mac OS. Can anyone tell me what the differences are, or help me find a reference or book that explains VBA for Mac?
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The Mac version has the ActiveX Objects removed and a modified verion of Ron DeBruin's Applescript code. I haven't been able to test it yet on a Mac but I'll be getting a loaner from IT.
Notes:
1. We have one department that only has Mac desktops deployed, with Excel 2011 for Mac. BUT, people occasionally people use their own laptops as well and I've no idea what version they may attempt to use.
2. The one thing I'd like to do in the Mac version (besides getting it to work) is being able to query the username from the email client so I can include it in the timestamp the gets written under the Send Timesheet button
Timesheet-Template-EE-FY15-16.xlsm
Timesheet-Mac-EE-FY15-16.xlsm