Debug office 2013 from VS 2010

I am trying to run in debug mode
an app in Office (Excel)2013, whereas I am developing in VS 2010.
I found this article, which is quite an alright solution. What I did is I opened the .vbproj file,
with a simple text editor, from the file system and edited OfficeVersion="14.0" to 15.0 (I
researched that Office 2013's version is 15). But when I run the solution, it still opens in Office 2010.

Hi,
Were you developing an
VSTO solution for Office?
If I understood correctly, to develop/debug an solution for Office 2013, we need to use Visual Studio 2012 or Visual Studio 2013.
You can get more detail about it from link below:
Running Solutions in Different Versions of Microsoft Office
Link below may be also helpful:
Configuring a Computer to Develop Office Solutions
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