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How do I test in VBA to see if a particual DLL exists in my references? I
want to test to see if the RegExp library exists and if so I want to check it off. If it does not exist I want o generate an error message prompting the user that the file is not available in the libraries. On a side note, I am assuming that the library should be available. Why would it not be? Is there any reason that xl97 upward would not have this? And if it is not available, what are the users options (assuming this may be driven by version of Excel). For example, say the user had it but accidentally deleted it. What would they need to do to restore it? Thanks |
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