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Just allowing Microsofts Auto Update to install the latest version is all you need to do: access it in Excels Help menu, under Check for Updates.

The latest version (7.1) does not have any features that allow you to create, modify, or even view an existing userform.

Microsoft uses this site to help prioritize feature updates, so please vote there if you want userforms back.

If you are a Mac user, you will now be able to write macros to help you automate Excel and save time with your job.

You might just need to update Office which can be done from the Help Check for Updates menu.

Here is the page with the release notes for Office that lists all the recent updates.

The latest build is 16.6 at the time of this writing, and it includes PivotCharts and a new VB Editor for writing VBA macros.

Creating apps on those platforms will require using the new JavaScript APIs.

There is the instruction code, and my previous files with user forms worked.

Im contemplating moving from PC to Mac, and trying (without much success) to understand how complete the VBA implementation is in Mac Office 2016.

I recently tested an xlsm file I wrote in PC Excel 2007 on a friends Mac Office 2016, and it choked on trying to create a Word file from within Excel.

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I cant upgrade my office for 2016 if I dont resolve this problem.

I went ahead and bought the Mac 2016 version, and those two commands work fine on my installation.

Statements this stupid and misleading should be punished somehow.

He is perfectly correct to say that the new VB Editor for the Mac is a huge advance from what Microsoft previously provided (or more accurately FAILED to provide) for Mac users.

Nowhere did Jon say or imply that the Mac VBE was perfect, or even feature-complete quite the contrary in fact.

So save your wrath for Microsoft, who have contemptuously screwed Mac users with Excel 2016.

They will just have to be developed in either a Windows version or Excel 2011.

This is another option if you want to get the best of both worlds.

Yes, it will come at a price, and no, I dont get paid by Microsoft.

So those two factors will probably always give priority to Windows versions of Office.

We just cant expect our sports car to be good at off roading.

Any tips if I can do that using a macro, or even an example of the macro would be welcomed.

Thanks.

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