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Default problem in excel 2002 and windows xp

I have the same problem - seems to be the reference
library section... I have reinstalled office and upgraded
to office xp sp2. is there an answer out there?


-----Original Message-----
I have installed in a computer running windows xp pro,

office xp,
but excel does not recognize a lot of native function of

VBA,
like MID(x,y,z), RIGHT(n,s) etc ....When I run a macro,

it appears the
debugger window telling me that the above mentioned

function are not
recognized !!!!!!!!!!

Tried several solution ( reinstallations ..and so

on) ..it is a
riddle!!
I really can't figure out what can it be...

In my computer I have made "exactly" the same procedure

and everything
works well....can any beautiful soul help me????

TIA

Aries58



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