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having a bad hair day with a VBA call, I use the code
tmpdate = Date this is run as part of an Auto_Open() proc in a module "Main" in a workbook, the code is protected. This works fine on some systems, but one others I get an error message: Cannot create object in hidden module Main I know I have been and cured this before but I cannot for the life of me remember how it's done. Murray |
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this is often a misleading error which occurs when a
reference is missing. stop any code , then under Tools/references chech if anything is missing. If there is. then you'll need to re-point to the dll or ocx or whatever. Patrick Molloy Microsoft Excel MVP -----Original Message----- having a bad hair day with a VBA call, I use the code tmpdate = Date this is run as part of an Auto_Open() proc in a module "Main" in a workbook, the code is protected. This works fine on some systems, but one others I get an error message: Cannot create object in hidden module Main I know I have been and cured this before but I cannot for the life of me remember how it's done. Murray . |
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Just the ticket, thanks, as a matter of idle interest how
can I work out what is missing on the systems causing problems, is it simply registering the relevant DLL? Murray -----Original Message----- this is often a misleading error which occurs when a reference is missing. stop any code , then under Tools/references chech if anything is missing. If there is. then you'll need to re-point to the dll or ocx or whatever. Patrick Molloy Microsoft Excel MVP -----Original Message----- having a bad hair day with a VBA call, I use the code tmpdate = Date this is run as part of an Auto_Open() proc in a module "Main" in a workbook, the code is protected. This works fine on some systems, but one others I get an error message: Cannot create object in hidden module Main I know I have been and cured this before but I cannot for the life of me remember how it's done. Murray . . |
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yes it is.
We use a custom installer that out IT uses for every "build" that ensures all our users have the right dll's etc -- Patrick Molloy Microsoft Excel MVP ---------------------------------- "Murray Taylor" wrote in message ... Just the ticket, thanks, as a matter of idle interest how can I work out what is missing on the systems causing problems, is it simply registering the relevant DLL? Murray -----Original Message----- this is often a misleading error which occurs when a reference is missing. stop any code , then under Tools/references chech if anything is missing. If there is. then you'll need to re-point to the dll or ocx or whatever. Patrick Molloy Microsoft Excel MVP -----Original Message----- having a bad hair day with a VBA call, I use the code tmpdate = Date this is run as part of an Auto_Open() proc in a module "Main" in a workbook, the code is protected. This works fine on some systems, but one others I get an error message: Cannot create object in hidden module Main I know I have been and cured this before but I cannot for the life of me remember how it's done. Murray . . |
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![]() Many thanks. Murray -----Original Message----- yes it is. We use a custom installer that out IT uses for every "build" that ensures all our users have the right dll's etc -- Patrick Molloy Microsoft Excel MVP ---------------------------------- "Murray Taylor" wrote in message ... Just the ticket, thanks, as a matter of idle interest how can I work out what is missing on the systems causing problems, is it simply registering the relevant DLL? Murray -----Original Message----- this is often a misleading error which occurs when a reference is missing. stop any code , then under Tools/references chech if anything is missing. If there is. then you'll need to re-point to the dll or ocx or whatever. Patrick Molloy Microsoft Excel MVP -----Original Message----- having a bad hair day with a VBA call, I use the code tmpdate = Date this is run as part of an Auto_Open() proc in a module "Main" in a workbook, the code is protected. This works fine on some systems, but one others I get an error message: Cannot create object in hidden module Main I know I have been and cured this before but I cannot for the life of me remember how it's done. Murray . . . |
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