Make 32-bit SolidWorks Macros Compatible with 64-bit SolidWorks

Did you upgrade to SolidWorks 2013 only to discover that some of your macros no longer work? SolidWorks 2013 and later use a 64 bit version of VBA called VBA7. This may cause issues if your macros make calls to DLLs. This video shows you how to fix one of the most common VBA7 compatibility issues, as well as how to make your macros compatible with both 32 bit and 64 bit versions of VBA.
I cover far the issue of SolidWorks API 64-bit compatibility in far more detail here:
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It is 2021, and this video is so relevant. It saved me a lot of time and headaches. Thank you for sharing this knowledge.

[@davekeen3982]

This has sorted me out by allowing me to use the concise understandable explanations in a real life situation. I may be back with similar questions in the future. Brilliant. Dave

[@jasons9875]

I was reading through a bunch of forums and the info was very conflicting. This was straightforward and seems to work (I'm still testing). Thank you so much!

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[@chandrasekharswamypydikond5364]

Thanks. It works for me (Excel vba macros)❤

[@ManojYadav-nt2rm]

your database is not connected to sql serve.make it compatible 32 bit in 64 bit then i will know

[@pucktoad]

Wonderful video. Thanks for the help.

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thanks for sharing, this solve my problem, done

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[@Husky_Passion]

basics, you forgot to say at the begin wtf is solidworks