Regarding Migration of Workbooks

Hi All,
I need to migrate workbooks from 3.x to 7.0 version.I have some queries related to it..
1.What is the basic difference between single,multiple,complex and query view??
2.How to check for the VB code??
3.How to manage the pivot table during migration??
It will be really helpful if anyone of you can give me a stepwise overview of migration of workbooks and how to check whether it has been migrated properly to 7.0 version..
Points will be assigned to the helpful answers...
Thanks in Advance,
Regards,
Rahul.

Hi Rahul,
To migrate the 3.5 workbook, open it in BEx Analyzer 7, refresh it so it populates with data. The macro SAPBEXONREFRESH no longer works so you will need to  replace it if it exists with the macro name CALLBACK. Remove the SAPBEXONREFRESH macro.
you do this in the VB code.
Sub callback (ParamArray Resultsarea())
<code> optional (or copy code that exists in the sapbexonrefresh macro)
End
In the global settings in the EXIT tab replace the macro to invoke as the CALLBACK macro.
If no macro code exists then select the radio button for no macros.
Save the workbook (this will now be a V7 workbook). Close session and reopen the saved workbook, refresh and check that the results are displayed correctly. FEP 700 of BEx 710 seem sto be more reliable then it's previous FEP's.
Daksha.

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