On Nov 11 2009, 10:33*am, Jon Peltier
wrote:
This problem happens frequently these days. If a project has a MISSING
RefEdit.dll, uncheck the box, compile the code, save and close the workbook.

Then go to Help menu Detect and Repair and let Excel try to heal itself..

These steps will usually solve the problem. If not you have to get some
chicken's blood and wait for full moon.

- Jon
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Jon Peltier
Peltier Technical Services, Inc.http://peltiertech.com/

Jim wrote:
I have tried to run some code including a user form and get an error message
relating to error loading a .dll file.
I have looked in the References and there is an entry Missing RefEdit. I
have reinsatlled the file Refedit.dll but still get the error message.
Any and all help will be much appreciated.
Regards & TIA

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I used Jon Peltier's solution with a small change. I looked and made
sure the RefEdit.dll file was where it was supposed to be, it was,
then I unchecked the box for the "Missing Ref Edit Control" and
compiled the code. I then opened References and rechecked RefEdit.dll
and re-compiled the code. It worked for me. Good luck and you can
save the chicken blood for the next problem.

John