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Missing Library Problem
I have written an excel document and a user of it was getting the
following error - Can't find project or library for the line - Dim domDocumentXmlDom As doMDocument When I wrote the script, I added a ref to Microsoft XML, v6.0. I'm guessing that this user doesn't have this library on their machine. So what should I do? Thanks, Aine. |
Missing Library Problem
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I have written an excel document and a user of it was getting the following error - Can't find project or library for the line - Dim domDocumentXmlDom As doMDocument When I wrote the script, I added a ref to Microsoft XML, v6.0. I'm guessing that this user doesn't have this library on their machine. So what should I do? What version of Excel does this particular user have? |
Missing Library Problem
On 22 Aug, 10:29, "Harlan Grove" wrote:
wrote... I have written an excel document and a user of it was getting the following error - Can't find project or library for the line - Dim domDocumentXmlDom As doMDocument When I wrote the script, I added a ref to Microsoft XML, v6.0. I'm guessing that this user doesn't have this library on their machine. So what should I do? What version of Excel does this particular user have? The exact same as me - version 2002 (10.6832.6830) SP3 |
Missing Library Problem
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On 22 Aug, 10:29, "Harlan Grove" wrote: What version of Excel does this particular user have? The exact same as me - version 2002 (10.6832.6830) SP3 You and this user may have different Microsoft XML versions, so I was curios whether you might have different Excel versions. Anyway, this particular user could run Contol Panel's Add or Remove Programs applet to check if they have any version of Microsoft XML installed. If they have version 6 installed, then I'm not sure why the reference to it in the workbook you developed isn't working. The only thing I could think of would be different pathnames for %SYSTEMROOT%, C:\Windows and C:\WINNT, on your respective machines. If that's the case, you're at an impass until all machines have exactly the same configuration. If they don't have Microsoft XML v6, then they'd need it installed. OTOH, if they have an earlier version installed, and that earlier version were the company standard, then you're going to need to redo the workbook to use an earlier, standard version or convince your IT department to upgrade everyone to v6. |
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