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problem with resize property
Hi al
I am automating excel 97 from Access 9 I am having problems with the range resize property. the relevant porition of my code is as follow rngWork.selec xlapp.selection.resize(0,Int(rsData!Rate_Input_Tim e)).Selec I get a runtime error 1004 - application-defined or object-defined erro Can anyone help pleas I have tried to use the resize property in a number of solutions i have built but have never managed to get it to work through automation. I therefore have built work arounds which lead to much more code. I thought I would give you guys a try this time and try and get the answer once and for all thanks for your hel Michelle |
problem with resize property
Michelle,
It is probably due to not qualifying every object property that you reference with a full application qualifier. In this case, I am referring to rsData!Rate_Input_Time. -- HTH Bob Phillips ... looking out across Poole Harbour to the Purbecks (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct) "Michelle" wrote in message ... Hi all I am automating excel 97 from Access 97 I am having problems with the range resize property. the relevant porition of my code is as follows rngWork.select xlapp.selection.resize(0,Int(rsData!Rate_Input_Tim e)).Select I get a runtime error 1004 - application-defined or object-defined error Can anyone help please I have tried to use the resize property in a number of solutions i have built but have never managed to get it to work through automation. I therefore have built work arounds which lead to much more code. I thought I would give you guys a try this time and try and get the answer once and for all. thanks for your help Michelle |
problem with resize property
What is rsData!Rage_Input_Time
Is it something from access that resolves to an interger? Anyway, you can't resize to zero. You have to have at least 1 row and 1 column. if you want to not resize on row, then leave it blank xlapp.selection.resize( ,Int(rsData!Rate_Input_Time)).Select -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Michelle" wrote in message ... Hi all I am automating excel 97 from Access 97 I am having problems with the range resize property. the relevant porition of my code is as follows rngWork.select xlapp.selection.resize(0,Int(rsData!Rate_Input_Tim e)).Select I get a runtime error 1004 - application-defined or object-defined error Can anyone help please I have tried to use the resize property in a number of solutions i have built but have never managed to get it to work through automation. I therefore have built work arounds which lead to much more code. I thought I would give you guys a try this time and try and get the answer once and for all. thanks for your help Michelle |
problem with resize property
Thanks Bob
rsData is a recordset based on a query in the database so I'm not sure this would affect the resize property would it? regards michelle |
problem with resize property
Thanks To
rsdata is a recordse I didn't realise that you couldn't put 0 for the row argument - I have omitted arg as suggested and it now works thanks for your hel REgard Michelle |
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