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Hi,
I am relatively new to Excel so any help you could provide would be greatly appreciated. I have a macro that updates various (approx 550) that have been sent out to users. There was a problem with the templates and I need to delete missing references. The code I use to do this is shown below. Const ver As Integer = 1 Dim worksheetversion As Integer Dim currentRef As Object Dim response As Integer Dim i As Integer Dim theRef As Variant worksheetversion = wb.Worksheets("ENTITY_INFO").Cells(1, 2).value If Not (worksheetversion < ver) Then Exit Sub For i = wb.VBProject.References.Count To 1 Step -1 Set theRef = wb.VBProject.References.Item(i) If theRef.IsBroken = True Then 'On Error Resume Next wb.VBProject.References.Remove theRef 'On Error GoTo 0 End If Next i In the code, wb refers to a different workbook that is open and unprotected. In the for loop, when I get to the reference that is missing I get the following error: 'Object Library not registered'. It loops through all the references fine, but is erroring out only on the missing references. Any ideas what might be going wrong? |
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I thought I would also mention that the specific library I am trying to
remove is Microsoft ActiveX Objects 2.8 Library. |
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The Remove method is normally used to remove an item from a collection of
objects. Removing and adding references is normally accomplished by opening the VBE (Visual Basic Editor) and selecting the Tools menu References and then either check to add or uncheck to delete the references as appropriate. You can open the VBE with Alt + F11. I offer this advice since I don't understand your question. " wrote: Hi, I am relatively new to Excel so any help you could provide would be greatly appreciated. I have a macro that updates various (approx 550) that have been sent out to users. There was a problem with the templates and I need to delete missing references. The code I use to do this is shown below. Const ver As Integer = 1 Dim worksheetversion As Integer Dim currentRef As Object Dim response As Integer Dim i As Integer Dim theRef As Variant worksheetversion = wb.Worksheets("ENTITY_INFO").Cells(1, 2).value If Not (worksheetversion < ver) Then Exit Sub For i = wb.VBProject.References.Count To 1 Step -1 Set theRef = wb.VBProject.References.Item(i) If theRef.IsBroken = True Then 'On Error Resume Next wb.VBProject.References.Remove theRef 'On Error GoTo 0 End If Next i In the code, wb refers to a different workbook that is open and unprotected. In the for loop, when I get to the reference that is missing I get the following error: 'Object Library not registered'. It loops through all the references fine, but is erroring out only on the missing references. Any ideas what might be going wrong? |
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JLGWhiz,
Thanks for the response . Basically a previous employee distributed a workbook with some macros to various users. There were some changes that need to be done on those workbooks but while doing the changes I was running into some trouble and realized there was a missing reference to the Microsoft ActiveX Data Objects 2.8 library. So, I used the above code to go through all references in the distributed workbooks to delete any MISSING references (by missing I mean references that are marked as missing when I go to Tools-References). In the loop when I reach anything that is marked as missing, I get the error that I previously mentioned. I hope this clarifies the problem. Regards |
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