#EXCEL FOR MAC NOT LIKE WINDOWS FOR MAC#

So will be any pivot table, that was created via the Import from Microsoft Access Database option as Excel for MAC does not support OLEDB connections. Consequently, any pivot table having source data based on the Excel Data Model will be unfilterable if the spreadsheet is opened by a MAC user. Message.AddAttachment TempFilePath & TempFileName & FileExtStr 1.Excel for MAC does not support PowerPivot. Message.HTMLBody = ActiveSheet.Range('A12').Value

Message.Subject = ActiveSheet.Range('G9').Value We love reading your suggestions on new features and feedback about how you use our products See How do I give feedback on Microsoft Office for more. Wb1.SaveCopyAs TempFilePath & TempFileName & FileExtStr TempFileName = 'Copy of ' & wb1.Name & ' ' & Format(Now, 'dd-mmm-yy h-mm-ss')įileExtStr = '.' & LCase(Right(wb1.Name, Len(wb1.Name) - InStrRev(wb1.Name, '.',, 1))) 'If you want to change the file name then change only TempFileName 'Make a copy of the file/Open it/Mail it/Delete it Private Attachment, Expression, Matches, FilenameMatch, i

#EXCEL FOR MAC NOT LIKE WINDOWS MAC OSX#

Are there any other considerations I should be aware of when its executing on MAC OSX with Office 2016? Private Message As CDO.Message

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The method I'm currently using to send an email is Windows CDO. We feature the best free office software, which can offer an alternative office software platform to the more familiar Word, PowerPoint and Excel apps of Microsoft Office. If I click on a file instead of just opening like it used to, I will often get a file selection window with a button that says 'Grant Access' where it would normally say 'Open'. Very recently I have been having a lot of trouble opening files with Excel. The attachment is a temporary version of the ActiveWorkbook which is deleted after the email is sent. I am using Excel for Mac version 16.25 used on an iMac. So will be any pivot table, that was created via the 'Import from Microsoft Access Database' option as Excel for MAC does not support OLEDB connections.

Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) is the ‘language’ of Excel. The macro creates an email with a workbook attachment. 1.Excel for MAC does not support PowerPivot. What Features Are You Missing from Excel for Mac Apart from minor yet impactful differences in the versions for Windows and Mac, Excel also has some features that are key elements on Windows and not present on Mac. Instead of making two versions of the macro with separate buttons for Windows and Mac users, I would like the script to recognize the current OS and run the appropriate set of commands for that OS. My following code works correctly on PC but does not work on a Mac.

Excel for mac not like windows