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Peter T : that is exactly the part that doesnt work .... I clicked the
more controls on the control toolbar and selected it. Then when clicking onto the worksheet the error message pops: "Cannot insert object" what to do? |
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Don't know!
Just tried again no problem. Having selected it in the list need to "draw" it onto the sheet - did you try that. Long shot, try adding the ref in Tools References first Microsoft Comm Control 6.0 I didn't need to do that, it got added automatically. If stuck I can send to a workbook with the control embedded on a sheet, but don't ask me what to do with it ! Regards, Peter T "CrazyPhilll" wrote in message oups.com... Peter T : that is exactly the part that doesnt work .... I clicked the more controls on the control toolbar and selected it. Then when clicking onto the worksheet the error message pops: "Cannot insert object" what to do? |
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Peter T:
yeah, the cursor changes to a little crosshair and i can draw a box ..... once i release the left or right mousbutton (wichever i draw the box with) the error message mentioned above pops up. Microsoft Comm Control 6.0 is already added under references in VBA. |
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As you can set the reference can you add it with code
Sub test() 'this in a sheet module hence "Me" Dim oleObj As OLEObject Dim m As MSComm Me.OLEObjects.Add ("MSCOMMLib.MSComm.1") Set oleObj = Me.OLEObjects(1) Set m = oleObj.Object Debug.Print oleObj.Name ' MSComm1 Debug.Print m.ProgId ' MSCOMMLib.MSComm.1 End Sub Regards, Peter T "CrazyPhilll" wrote in message ups.com... Peter T: yeah, the cursor changes to a little crosshair and i can draw a box .... once i release the left or right mousbutton (wichever i draw the box with) the error message mentioned above pops up. Microsoft Comm Control 6.0 is already added under references in VBA. |
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thanks for the effort ........ runtime error 1004. Can not insert
Object ........ Ok, i am about to give up. To bad i can not. Could you send me a sheet with one inserted? that would make my day ! |
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I sent you a workbook with an MSComm embedded in Sheet1
According to this article http://www.tek-tips.com/faqs.cfm?fid=6191 can only use the MSComm on a form (as Tom originally suggested). It looks OK though for me on a sheet, but I've done nothing with it. The thought occurred to me that some ActiveX controls are marked unsafe in later Windows OS (eg Rich Text Box) and that perhaps that's why you can't get it. But in a quick search I didn't find any reference to that effect, but maybe double check. Regards, Peter T "CrazyPhilll" wrote in message oups.com... thanks for the effort ........ runtime error 1004. Can not insert Object ........ Ok, i am about to give up. To bad i can not. Could you send me a sheet with one inserted? that would make my day ! |
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