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How do I make my other Microsoft Applications like Outlook access.
I am trying to access Microsoft Outlook in my VBA code in the excel sheet for
Microsoft Office 2000.But I get a compile error. It seems because Outlook is not allowing access to the VBA Project. In Microsoft 2002 + , we have a checkbox "Trust access to Visual Basic Project".But this is missing in Microsoft Excel 2000 version. Now how do I get rid of this error. Rohit |
How do I make my other Microsoft Applications like Outlook access.
Where is the code, and which line errors?
-- HTH RP (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct) "Rohit Satabhai" <Rohit wrote in message ... I am trying to access Microsoft Outlook in my VBA code in the excel sheet for Microsoft Office 2000.But I get a compile error. It seems because Outlook is not allowing access to the VBA Project. In Microsoft 2002 + , we have a checkbox "Trust access to Visual Basic Project".But this is missing in Microsoft Excel 2000 version. Now how do I get rid of this error. Rohit |
How do I make my other Microsoft Applications like Outlook access.
You wouldn't get a compiler error if it were a matter of trusting
access to the VB Project. You'd get a runtime error. Post the code that is causing the compiler error, and specify exactly what the message says. -- Cordially, Chip Pearson Microsoft MVP - Excel Pearson Software Consulting, LLC www.cpearson.com "Rohit Satabhai" <Rohit wrote in message ... I am trying to access Microsoft Outlook in my VBA code in the excel sheet for Microsoft Office 2000.But I get a compile error. It seems because Outlook is not allowing access to the VBA Project. In Microsoft 2002 + , we have a checkbox "Trust access to Visual Basic Project".But this is missing in Microsoft Excel 2000 version. Now how do I get rid of this error. Rohit |
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