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If you have a Mac running ElCapitan and you have Excel 2011 installed, please can you go into an Immediate window in the editor and type '?date' (return) and tell me what you get? Thank you. file in Excel, and another as a saved file which can be read back by WebMon. June 2nd UPDATE: I've just checked the reference libraries and they're the same as on the Yosemite machine - so back to the original question. New in WebMon for El Capitan: WebMon can turn on the Macs FTP Server. Just had a thought, could it simply be the lack of the correct Reference Object Library causing the problem? Excel Capital your recognized leader in alternative finance - offering unsecured business loans, business lines of credit and bad credit business loans. or should I just downgrade back to Yosemite? Would upgrading to Excel 2016 make any difference? with FileMaker 15, Microsoft Excel 2016, and Mac OS X El Capitan. Microsoft won't talk about any technical issues unless I pay them $500 and then they may well say they have't had this problem reported to them as their software hasn't changed and I should therefore go to Apple - whereas Apple say that they've had no issuers reported and so I should go to Microsoft!!!ĭoes anyone have experience of this problem? The latest Actual ODBC Pack is compatible with Apples latest Mac OS 10.15 Catalina.

And that's just the first VBA bug we've come across. Having 'upgraded' to a iMac (Retina 5K, 27-inch, Late 2015) running El Capitan 10.11.3, we now find macros failing with Date functions misbehaving. Specifically, if you use the recently released Office for Mac 2016 apps (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, OneNote), you should wait.

We've had macros running fine in Excel 2011 on a 21.5" iMac running Yosemite 10.10.5.