Beto wrote in message ...
Dana DeLouis wrote:

In case this still doesn't work, try changing "Solver" to "Solv" in all
the calls.


Beto - Don't know of course, but are you using the US English version?

No, I'm using a spanish version of Excel 2002-SP2, I don't know if there
is more than one spanish version.

Sounds like you are having a "localization" problem in your code. "SolvAdd"
is the internal subroutine that Solver uses, but normally, it should be
called with "SolverAdd"

I made a simple example, I set the reference to SOLVER and it failed
with the recorded code. I changed it as I said before and it worked.

I don't know of course, but I would be curious to know what is displayed if
you run this code:

MsgBox Workbooks("Solver.xla").Sheets("Language").Range(" A191")

Running this in the Inmediate Window it returned "SolverAdd".

Thanks for you feedback. :)

You're welcome, I hope to have helped calming your curiosity.

Regards,
PS: What do you mean by "localization problem"?

It sounds like you are having the same problem we encountered with a
client. We developed a forecasting system using Solver that they
distributed to their European units. The system only ran in France and
the UK, but failed in all other countries. "Localization" is when you
modify a program to run in a particular country (correct language,
currency, date formatting, etc.).

Apparently there was a localization problem with French Excel 2002
that was fixed that sounds exactly like the problem described in this
thread:

http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;en-us;320302

To clarify, does Solver work on your Spanish copy of Excel 2002 with
SP-2 installed? Or did it only work when you changed the call from
"SolverAdd" to "SolvAdd"?

Thanks,

Brett