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Hello Ladies & Gentlemen,
1. Is there a way in Excel 2000 thru to Excel 2003 to take an ActiveX control (MSCAL.OCX) and attach it to a project as an Add-in? What are the procedures for doing this. Or at the very least I would like to put a copy of that file into a folder that I specify, and when the Excel file requiring that ActiveX is opened, use the Open event to make sure that the reference of that ActiveX points to my specified folder. What would be the code that accomplishes this. By way of background, what led to this question is an Excel project (Excel file automated with VBA) file that used the MSCAL.OCX control on a UserForm. Then came the day when the user got a new computer, and when the form was opened the Calendar control just vanished. I determined that MSCAL.OCX was missing from her workstation. I was able to get the OCX file, put it on her workstation, and restore the UserForm from a backup copy in a zipped file. But I want to avoid such a problem in the future. 2. Does anyone know if a list of the common reference libraries used by Excel exists, and more importantly, along with the list are details of the contents of such libraries. For example, the Analysis Toolpak is one Add-in that is common, but I have not been able to find any document that tells me what functions it contains. And knowing that would be very helpful. Are these questions too tough, or will someone rise to the challenge. Thanks in advance. TTFN JMMach |
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