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Hi, after updating to Version 2311 (Build 17029.20108), we face seriously many issues with our Excel Macro solutions. Something we have never seen before (or at least not for a long period of time). Even things like standard commands like thisworkbook fail. We had to change to 'Monthly Enterprise Channel 2310', which fixed the issue.
Also, it happens on different computers, with different workbooks, so it's not a question about reinstall Excel or something like that.
Btw. We have been working with Macros as our Core business for more than 8 years, and have millions of lines of code. So we normally know what we do.
Is there other people in here which get the same kind of errors with VBA using this version?
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All our issue was fixed by rolling back from Version 2311 (Build 17029.20108) to Version 2310 (Build 16924.20180).
We had all kind of weird issue with this Version 2311 (Build 17029.20108).
Here is the output of trying to save a Macro worksheet, there are not updates. When I remove all the modules in the DEVELEOPER section this workbook saves
Share us a screenshot. You may rollback update as workaround and wait Microsoft to fix it.
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Actually, I don’t know. I don’t use this part, as we just coding everything in the build in editor.
We attempted to use Office Scripts as a substitute for VBA, but in our specific case and the way we build solutions, it fell significantly short of VBA for several reasons.
Regarding the number of solutions I've developed in VBA for our company, it varies depending on the specific task and solution. Could you specify whether you work on Windows or MAC computers?
The suitability of VBA versus other tools like PowerApps and Power Automate depends on the particular task at hand. There are certainly tasks where PowerApps and Power Automate can be effective. Do you have any specific examples in mind?
Also it’s important to keep in mind, if the solution is going to be shared across a team, or just to be used as individuals.