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Default Solver (and other parts of VBA) dysfunctional in Excel 2003 SP1

Ive been using Solver called from VBA routines for some years (ever since VBA
first appeared from heaven in 1998) for graduate teaching.

Now the former programmes (which all worked in Office 2003 fine) have become
unstable and my class of students has spent a whole day trying to get things
to run, but to no avail. The problem appears on all our machines (about 10 of
them) running Windows XP and Office XP (all using the latest versions,
updates and 'service packs'). Formerly all this worked fine, but now we are
all at sea!

We have also encountered a number of other dysfunctional issues with VBA in
this latest release. Is this a known problem and when will it be corrected?


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Could you please reply with details on how to reproduce the problem(s)
you're having?

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Ive been using Solver called from VBA routines for some years (ever since
VBA
first appeared from heaven in 1998) for graduate teaching.

Now the former programmes (which all worked in Office 2003 fine) have
become
unstable and my class of students has spent a whole day trying to get
things
to run, but to no avail. The problem appears on all our machines (about 10
of
them) running Windows XP and Office XP (all using the latest versions,
updates and 'service packs'). Formerly all this worked fine, but now we
are
all at sea!

We have also encountered a number of other dysfunctional issues with VBA
in
this latest release. Is this a known problem and when will it be
corrected?


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tjp



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Default Solver (and other parts of VBA) dysfunctional in Excel 2003 SP1

Is VBA installed? I believe it is not installed by default in Office XP.
It is hard to tell from your description if you code does not run at all or
it runs but is problematic.

If you have a french version, the vba functions were not installed until
SR2.

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Ive been using Solver called from VBA routines for some years (ever since

VBA
first appeared from heaven in 1998) for graduate teaching.

Now the former programmes (which all worked in Office 2003 fine) have

become
unstable and my class of students has spent a whole day trying to get

things
to run, but to no avail. The problem appears on all our machines (about 10

of
them) running Windows XP and Office XP (all using the latest versions,
updates and 'service packs'). Formerly all this worked fine, but now we

are
all at sea!

We have also encountered a number of other dysfunctional issues with VBA

in
this latest release. Is this a known problem and when will it be

corrected?


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tjp



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