It might also be called something along 'Microsoft Browser
Helper' (it's an interesting one as once you reference it - it would
change to 'Microsoft Internet Controls' anyway.

You can try using late binding instead and declare it object but it's
way easier to get the refference as you'd need to amend the code to
drop constants and replace the =New with Create Object. So, try
finidng the Browser Helper refference in the first place.


On Mar 25, 2:49*pm, MartinL wrote:
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I found this info in order to reference the shdocvw object, but the
"Microsoft Internet Controls." option doesn't appear in the dialog box. Is
there another way to reference it? And I only have limited internet/intranet
access here at work so I can't access the "mrexcel.com/forum".

"The References dialog box lists all the objects available to Visual Basic.
You access the dialog box by selecting Tools/References from the menu bar..
Figure 3-5 shows the References dialog box with a reference set to the
Internet Explorer object library. The proper reference is described in the
dialog box as "Microsoft Internet Controls." "