Hi I believe there might be an option in Office for MAC to enable macros in Office programs, sign in with your account in Office, you could be able to work in different locations with your MAC book. There are differences between Macros in Office for Mac and Windows:. WinXL allows ActiveX controls (buttons, etc). ActiveX is currently a Windows-only technology. For compatibility, only Forms controls ('Legacy controls' in XL2007/2010) should be used.Code that references Windows system routines obviously won't work on Macs.Code that uses the VBA MacScript command will work on Macs, but not in Windows.A very few commands have different syntax (e.g., the GetOpenFileName's FileFilter argument).Code that refers to Win-only features (e.g., PivotCharts) obviously don't work on Macs.Macs allow only one instance of a running application, so using CreateObject to start an instance of an application may fail if the application is already running. Due to these reasons, excel file from windows with macros may not work well in Office for MAC.
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For further help, please go to Office for MAC forum: Regards Tylor Wang TechNet Community Support. Hi I believe there might be an option in Office for MAC to enable macros in Office programs, sign in with your account in Office, you could be able to work in different locations with your MAC book. There are differences between Macros in Office for Mac and Windows:. WinXL allows ActiveX controls (buttons, etc). ActiveX is currently a Windows-only technology. For compatibility, only Forms controls ('Legacy controls' in XL2007/2010) should be used.Code that references Windows system routines obviously won't work on Macs.Code that uses the VBA MacScript command will work on Macs, but not in Windows.A very few commands have different syntax (e.g., the GetOpenFileName's FileFilter argument).Code that refers to Win-only features (e.g., PivotCharts) obviously don't work on Macs.Macs allow only one instance of a running application, so using CreateObject to start an instance of an application may fail if the application is already running.
Due to these reasons, excel file from windows with macros may not work well in Office for MAC. For further help, please go to Office for MAC forum: Regards Tylor Wang TechNet Community Support. Hi Tylor, I'm having the same problem as David with a Excel file with macro's which is working fine in Office 2013 but is not working on Office 365.
I'm using Windows 7 and in Excel I already enabled all marco's without warning, but still I'm enable to click on the button's or checkboxes. In Designer Mode I've checked the format of the objects and I've noticed the existing checkboxes formats are not there. Right click on button / checkbox / Format control = No tab with properties / All Text and Control If I'm creating a new checkbox for example in this Excel sheet the format options are in the format control screen: - Right click on button / checkbox / Format control = 3 tabs with properties / All Text and Control Seems like the Office 365 is not recognize the button's and checkboxes made in Office 2013?
You could advise me to solve this problem? Kind Regards Wouter - WMS consultant.