Summary: Display the version of Excel currently used when viewing a spreadsheet.
If you share spreadsheets among coworkers, you may edit a spreadsheet in Microsoft Excel 2003, but someone may use a different version of Microsoft Excel when viewing it.
Differences between versions can cause problems, including:
* A spreadsheet printed from one version of Excel may differ in appearance than one printed in another version.
* A formula written for one version of Microsoft Excel may fail when the spreadsheet is loaded into a different version of Excel.
To help diagnose these problems, you can display the currently-running version of Excel inside a spreadsheet using the following formula:
=INFO("release")
For Microsoft Excel 2003, the result is:
11.0
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Last Modified on: August 19, 2008, at 9:01 A.M. EDT
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