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Can anyone tell me what has changed with Application.FileSearch in xl2007. It
worked perfectly in earlier versions but now I get an error message:- Runtime error '445' Object doesn't support this action. Have looked at 'what's new' in help and it tells me that filesearch is hidden. However it doesn't tell me how to access it or do they really mean that it is no longer available? Thanks in anticipation of your help OssieMac |
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I understood MS removed .FileSearch from Office 2007, possibly because it
never seemed to be reliable in previous versions. Use the standard VBA Dir() or one of the numerous classes/addin/file listings available. Here are some: http://www.google.co.uk/search?hl=en...Search &meta= NickHK "OssieMac" wrote in message ... Can anyone tell me what has changed with Application.FileSearch in xl2007. It worked perfectly in earlier versions but now I get an error message:- Runtime error '445' Object doesn't support this action. Have looked at 'what's new' in help and it tells me that filesearch is hidden. However it doesn't tell me how to access it or do they really mean that it is no longer available? Thanks in anticipation of your help OssieMac |
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Thanks for the info. If they have removed it, I really don't know why they
can't say that in help instead of saying it is hidden. I spent forever searching the help to see exactly what they meant by hidden because the usual meaning is that if something is hidden then there is a way to unhide it. To anyone who reads this I am interested in finding a microsoft site where we can provide feedback about the stuff in (and NOT in) their software that we are not satisfied with. Afterall one has to consider we have been sold a lemon when xl2007 is supposed to be an upgrade and they have actually taken functionality out of it. I recently found out that a lot of the macro recording for charts has also disappeared. Regards and thanks again Nick for your help OssieMac "NickHK" wrote: I understood MS removed .FileSearch from Office 2007, possibly because it never seemed to be reliable in previous versions. Use the standard VBA Dir() or one of the numerous classes/addin/file listings available. Here are some: http://www.google.co.uk/search?hl=en...Search &meta= NickHK "OssieMac" wrote in message ... Can anyone tell me what has changed with Application.FileSearch in xl2007. It worked perfectly in earlier versions but now I get an error message:- Runtime error '445' Object doesn't support this action. Have looked at 'what's new' in help and it tells me that filesearch is hidden. However it doesn't tell me how to access it or do they really mean that it is no longer available? Thanks in anticipation of your help OssieMac |
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Personally I have found no compelling reason to use XL2007 at the moment,
although I'm sure those people who <need 1 million+ rows and 16K+ columns instead of using a DBMS are more than happy with the speed, charting, etc...<g NickHK "OssieMac" wrote in message ... Thanks for the info. If they have removed it, I really don't know why they can't say that in help instead of saying it is hidden. I spent forever searching the help to see exactly what they meant by hidden because the usual meaning is that if something is hidden then there is a way to unhide it. To anyone who reads this I am interested in finding a microsoft site where we can provide feedback about the stuff in (and NOT in) their software that we are not satisfied with. Afterall one has to consider we have been sold a lemon when xl2007 is supposed to be an upgrade and they have actually taken functionality out of it. I recently found out that a lot of the macro recording for charts has also disappeared. Regards and thanks again Nick for your help OssieMac "NickHK" wrote: I understood MS removed .FileSearch from Office 2007, possibly because it never seemed to be reliable in previous versions. Use the standard VBA Dir() or one of the numerous classes/addin/file listings available. Here are some: http://www.google.co.uk/search?hl=en...Search &meta= NickHK "OssieMac" wrote in message ... Can anyone tell me what has changed with Application.FileSearch in xl2007. It worked perfectly in earlier versions but now I get an error message:- Runtime error '445' Object doesn't support this action. Have looked at 'what's new' in help and it tells me that filesearch is hidden. However it doesn't tell me how to access it or do they really mean that it is no longer available? Thanks in anticipation of your help OssieMac |
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