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Default Dll error resulting from "CreateWorkspace"

Hi there

I have a MS Excel workbook that contains a VB Macro. The Macro uses Doa/ODBC to retrieve data from a SQL database.

Recently, I tried to use this macro on a machine with MSExcel 97 (had previously used later versions). However, I am getting errors all the time from a call to the "CreateWorkspace" function

Every time I call it, ther error "Could not load dll: ?????L? - 3633"

I have tried unsuccessfully to resolve this be reinstalling and reregistering as number of dlls (eg: MDAC 2.8) - but all to no avail

Anyone have any ideas what dll (if any) I shuold be looking for

The offending code is like this

Dim wsp As Workspac
Set wsp = CreateWorkspace("", "admin", "", dbUseODBC)

I'd appreciate any help!

Len
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