Well, I got something that did work. I changed

Set ref = Application.VBE.ActiveVBProject.References
to
Set ref = Application.VBE.VBProjects("MyProj").References

Where I renamed the default project name of VBAProject to
MyProj.

Now I can see my dll class, and I was able to remove it.
Whatever works, heh? I am still open for suggestions if
anyone has a better (or more correct) way to do this.

A J

-----Original Message-----
Hi All,

I have an Excel project where I make a reference to an
ActiveX dll class I wrote in VB6 on my workstation, but
that file is not installed on other workstations which
will use this Excel file. So I need to programmatically
remove the reference before shipping the Excel file off.
The purpose of the dll class is to collect data from an
MS
Access Application and pass it to this Excel file. This
works fine. But I need to remove the reference to my dll
class in the Excle File. Even though the dll class
passes
the data correctly to the Excel file, I can't detect it
with the following loop, and thus cannot remove it.

Dim v As Variant
For Each V in Application.VBE.ActiveVBProject.References
Debug.print v.Description
Next

This will correctly print out all the standard references
and even the reference to VBA Extensibility, but it won't
detect my ActiveX dll. In Access I can remove the
reference successfully as follows:

Dim ref As Reference
Set ref = References!MyRef
References.Remove MyRef

But this does not work in Excel. If anyone knows how I
can do this in Excel, I would be grateful if you could
share.

Thansk,
A J

.