PB 12.5.1 Build 4015 Excel 12 Save As

We recently have clients with new W7 PCs and they have O365/Excel 2013. I have a simple save as function parent.idw_results.SaveAs ('', PDF!, TRUE). Saving out to Excel 5 does not work with very large files (74.000 rows). Saving as Excel 12 (help says Excel 2007 for XML data) works on my older PC but not the client's new PC. I assume I am missing a runtime file or the files used to support the older Excel (2007) on the new PC. Any help appreciated on being able to save large Excel files using the save as function.

You need to deploy PBDWExcel12Interop125.dll, Sybase.PowerBuilder.DataWindow.Excel12.dll into the GAC.
Look in the Application Techniques manual, section Deployment Techniques.

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