Hi everyone,

Can someone please help me out here. I'm trying to check is all the
project references are valid for a VBA piece of code i have written
and need to distribute. Currently, if there is a broken reference,
the vba just ends up spiting out a runtime error. Is there an elegant
way to check for this through the code. I did see examples using
VBPRoject, but i am not using this object. im using pure vba.
Thanks in advance :)

Qasim,

Sub testit()
Dim ref As Object

For Each ref In ThisWorkbook.VBProject.References
If ref.IsBroken Then Debug.Print ref.Name & " is broken"
Next
End Sub

Rob


"Qasim Ahmad" wrote in message
om...
Hi everyone,

Can someone please help me out here. I'm trying to check is all the
project references are valid for a VBA piece of code i have written
and need to distribute. Currently, if there is a broken reference,
the vba just ends up spiting out a runtime error. Is there an elegant
way to check for this through the code. I did see examples using
VBPRoject, but i am not using this object. im using pure vba.
Thanks in advance :)

Thanks! another problem i was having was that i was not referencing
the Microsoft Visual Basic Extensibitiy library, which allows me to
use the VBProject object. Once i figured that out, the code below
works. thanks again.


"Rob van Gelder" wrote in message ...
Qasim,

Sub testit()
Dim ref As Object

For Each ref In ThisWorkbook.VBProject.References
If ref.IsBroken Then Debug.Print ref.Name & " is broken"
Next
End Sub

Rob


"Qasim Ahmad" wrote in message
om...
Hi everyone,

Can someone please help me out here. I'm trying to check is all the
project references are valid for a VBA piece of code i have written
and need to distribute. Currently, if there is a broken reference,
the vba just ends up spiting out a runtime error. Is there an elegant
way to check for this through the code. I did see examples using
VBPRoject, but i am not using this object. im using pure vba.
Thanks in advance :)