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I'll be starting a new project in Visual Studio 2012, using a VB Excel template but the only options are for Excel 2013 (there are three options around Add-in, Template or Workbook) but majority of the users will be using 2007 and 2010 Excel.
Would an Excel 2013 project be backward compatible with 2007 and 2010? Or must I download a separate template that is not offered in the vanilla version of VS2012?
Thanks :)
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