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Problem in making Excel.WorkBook from VB.NET
I made an application in Vb.NET that loads an excel application and then
start to generate some reports on it, my problem is: 1 - the application was running with no problems and after formatting my PC, installing Windows XP, SP2, Office 2003 + SP1, Visual studio 2003 and start running the program it succeeded in making an excel application object, but it faild to create a workbook or any other feature or property, except "ExcelApp.Visible=True". 2 - when I start to debug the code, it gives me the following error " Old format or Invalid Type Library" 3 - I checked my refrences and found that there is no problem, the application compiles with no errors. 4 - I made my refrences by adding a refrence to excel.exe file into my project and it adds automatically "Microsoft.Office.Core" refrence and "VBIDE" refrence to my project. I have tried to format my PC again and install office again and test, but it still gives me the same error. I have tested it on another PCs(3 different PCs) and it worked fine and correctly with no problem what does this error message mean? What is its cause? is there anything that I did not take care of after format? what should I do in order to avoid this error message? here is the code snippit that makes the problem: Dim ExcelApp As Excel.Application ExcelApp = CreateObject("Excel.Application") ExcelApp.Visible = True Dim WB As Excel.Workbook WB = ExcelApp.Workbooks.Add ' <==== Here Where it Crashs and give me the error message " Old format or Invalid Type Library" |
Problem in making Excel.WorkBook from VB.NET
Wael_Bakr,
This VB.Net code ? Look a lot like VB6 to me. Does Vb.Net use all that Interop stuff ? NickHK "Wael_Bakr" wrote in message ... I made an application in Vb.NET that loads an excel application and then start to generate some reports on it, my problem is: 1 - the application was running with no problems and after formatting my PC, installing Windows XP, SP2, Office 2003 + SP1, Visual studio 2003 and start running the program it succeeded in making an excel application object, but it faild to create a workbook or any other feature or property, except "ExcelApp.Visible=True". 2 - when I start to debug the code, it gives me the following error " Old format or Invalid Type Library" 3 - I checked my refrences and found that there is no problem, the application compiles with no errors. 4 - I made my refrences by adding a refrence to excel.exe file into my project and it adds automatically "Microsoft.Office.Core" refrence and "VBIDE" refrence to my project. I have tried to format my PC again and install office again and test, but it still gives me the same error. I have tested it on another PCs(3 different PCs) and it worked fine and correctly with no problem what does this error message mean? What is its cause? is there anything that I did not take care of after format? what should I do in order to avoid this error message? here is the code snippit that makes the problem: Dim ExcelApp As Excel.Application ExcelApp = CreateObject("Excel.Application") ExcelApp.Visible = True Dim WB As Excel.Workbook WB = ExcelApp.Workbooks.Add ' <==== Here Where it Crashs and give me the error message " Old format or Invalid Type Library" |
Problem in making Excel.WorkBook from VB.NET
I was feeling quite confident about the answer until you said it worked on other pcs. I am not sure why you need a reference to the IDE but you may do, what you haven't mentioned is a reference to the excel object reference library. You do need to make sure that you pick up compatible sets of libraries otherwise you will be trying to operate on an object with two different versions of EXCEL. Which what I suspect your error is indicating. Hope this helps -- tony h ------------------------------------------------------------------------ tony h's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=21074 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=502392 |
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