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Compile error: Can't find project or library
For some reason the code below will no longer work on any PC that I have
tried it on. This code has been running for about 2 years but now I get the message mentioned in the subject. The debugger indicates the problem to be the "Format" portion of the statement. I know the IT folks pushed some updates of some sort out yesterday, but I don't know if the is related to the problem or not. Any suggestions on things to check would really be appreciated. Thanks, Vince filename = Range("A8").Text & "-" & strReportType & "-" & Format(strIncidentDate, "mm-dd-yyyy") |
Compile error: Can't find project or library
Hi Vince,
With the workbook in question the active workbook. run the problematic code When the code errors, go to the VBE and select the project in the Project Explorer window Hit the reset button and look at the Tools | References list Look for any references marked as "MISSING". Either uncheck the reference or, if the reference is needed, try the browse button to locate the library, --- Regards, Norman "Vince" wrote in message ... For some reason the code below will no longer work on any PC that I have tried it on. This code has been running for about 2 years but now I get the message mentioned in the subject. The debugger indicates the problem to be the "Format" portion of the statement. I know the IT folks pushed some updates of some sort out yesterday, but I don't know if the is related to the problem or not. Any suggestions on things to check would really be appreciated. Thanks, Vince filename = Range("A8").Text & "-" & strReportType & "-" & Format(strIncidentDate, "mm-dd-yyyy") |
Compile error: Can't find project or library
Norman,
Thank you for the tip, that took care of the problem. "Norman Jones" wrote: Hi Vince, With the workbook in question the active workbook. run the problematic code When the code errors, go to the VBE and select the project in the Project Explorer window Hit the reset button and look at the Tools | References list Look for any references marked as "MISSING". Either uncheck the reference or, if the reference is needed, try the browse button to locate the library, --- Regards, Norman "Vince" wrote in message ... For some reason the code below will no longer work on any PC that I have tried it on. This code has been running for about 2 years but now I get the message mentioned in the subject. The debugger indicates the problem to be the "Format" portion of the statement. I know the IT folks pushed some updates of some sort out yesterday, but I don't know if the is related to the problem or not. Any suggestions on things to check would really be appreciated. Thanks, Vince filename = Range("A8").Text & "-" & strReportType & "-" & Format(strIncidentDate, "mm-dd-yyyy") |
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