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Code to fix: 'can't find project or library'
I have a problem where the end-users of my spreadsheet are receiving this
error when executing a Worksheet_Change procedure [Format(...)]. From what I read, the users need to clear any 'Missing' References. My question is, can code be put into (where?) a spreadsheet to automatically clear the Missing References or at least sidestep the problem? Anyone have code out there? |
Code to fix: 'can't find project or library'
But sometimes the reference is critical to the operation of the macro. This
must be corrected. For example, I recently dealt with a bizarre situation where the machine was running Excel 2000 (Office 9), but in the Add-Ins list, the reference to the ATP pointed to a file in the directory for Office 2003 (Office 11). This directory didn't exist. We had to do a Detect and Repair on the Excel installation. On Fri, 25 Mar 2005 08:57:03 -0800, EWR wrote: I have a problem where the end-users of my spreadsheet are receiving this error when executing a Worksheet_Change procedure [Format(...)]. From what I read, the users need to clear any 'Missing' References. My question is, can code be put into (where?) a spreadsheet to automatically clear the Missing References or at least sidestep the problem? Anyone have code out there? |
Code to fix: 'can't find project or library'
PS: You might want to investigate whether a commercially available Installer
program like Install Shield, etc, can handle this. On Fri, 25 Mar 2005 08:57:03 -0800, EWR wrote: I have a problem where the end-users of my spreadsheet are receiving this error when executing a Worksheet_Change procedure [Format(...)]. From what I read, the users need to clear any 'Missing' References. My question is, can code be put into (where?) a spreadsheet to automatically clear the Missing References or at least sidestep the problem? Anyone have code out there? |
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