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Default Solver error with Excel 2000?

Rob. I can't simulate that problem with Excel XP. If you find yourself
having to do it "manually," see if the following idea will correct it. I
believe Solver does internally keep track of a flag called "AutoOpened"

' Your Solver Routine...
If SOLVER.AutoOpened = False Then
SOLVER.Auto_open
End If
' Continue...

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Dana DeLouis
Using Windows XP & Office XP
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"Rob Bovey" wrote in message
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Hi Dave,

I've fixed a similar problem with Solver in the past by manually

running
its Auto_Open procedure in my VBA code before I do anything else with it.
Not sure if this is the same bug or not, but you might give that a try.

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"Dave Collins" wrote in message
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Does anyone know what the fix is for knowledge base
article 821430? It is the the Solver fix for using Office
2000 SP3 and the Solver addin.

Thanks!





 
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