How to run MS Word 2010 vba Code in Ms word 2016?

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I have VBA code which is written in MS word 2010 but my code is not working with MS word 2016. I have selected all necessary references(libraries) same as MS word 2010. but not working.

Code working on Ms office 2010 version 14.0.6023.1000(32-bit)
Code not working on Ms office 2016 version 16.0.6326.1000(32-bit)

this code use to check the relevant word in documents and give the option for track change and add some comments.

Posted 16-Dec-15 19:42pm

Member 12212771

Updated 16-Dec-15 22:16pm

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phil.o 17-Dec-15 2:29am

Please press the "improve question" button and give us relevant informations about your code. Please also mention which processor architecture you have (32 or 64 bits), both for 2010 and 2016 versions. VBA 32 and 64 bits are not exactly the same, and there is no guarantee you can use a 32-bits VBA code in a 64-bits Office version.

phil.o 17-Dec-15 10:07am

Please also define "not working". Any error message? Can you post the code of the method in which the problem occurs?

Member 12212771 18-Dec-15 1:22am

I changed nothing in code. it is same as earlier.not getting any error.just i am not getting desire output for MS Word 2016 which i am getting in MS word 2010

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ZurdoDev · Answer 1 · 2015-12-17T02:16:00

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Your only option is to start troubleshooting the errors. You may find a single error is preventing the code from running, for example, if 2016 has newer higher security turned on by default that you have to turn off.

However, since we can't see anything you have done and you haven't shared the error message then you'll need to do this on your own.

Posted 17-Dec-15 2:16am

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Member 12212771 18-Dec-15 1:27am

I changed nothing in code. it is same as earlier.not getting any error.just i am not getting desire output for MS Word 2016 which i am getting in MS word 2010

ZurdoDev 18-Dec-15 7:16am

You are still being completely vague. You said it "is not working" and now you say you are "not getting desire output." That doesn't tell us anything. That's like calling a mechanic and saying my car is not working or it isn't working like I want it to. What would you expect a mechanic to do? Or, if you get the newer model of the same car and you call the dealer and say "it doesn't drive like my old one did."