How to Run a Excel(Office) 2002 Automation in Office(Excel) 2007 version

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How can I run my program, creating excel report that was built on Office 2002 to run on (Office)Excel 2007. Please give me workaround.

Thank you so much in advance.

Posted 19-Mar-12 22:21pm

Alan Tuscano

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Maciej Los 20-Mar-12 13:54pm

But where is the problem?

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Alan Tuscano · Answer 1 · 2012-03-20T15:44:00

Hi losmac,

my program, created in Windows XP Version 2002 SP2 environment, using Office 2002 for excel automation. When I installed the program in a test pc with Windows 7 and Office 2007 environment.
Run the Program and an error regarding PIA compatibility is popping.

I've tried Including MS Office Object lib version 12 in the Reference but an error appeared.

"A Reference to 'Microsoft Office 12.0 Object Library' could not be added. A reference to this type library already exists.
You must remove the reference 'Microsoft.Office.Core' before aading this one."