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We have an Excel 2002 worksheet that is using the Internet Assistant VBA
add-in. We make a reference to this add-in in VBA and use this to save certain ranges of the workbook as HTML files. The issue that pops up is if someone opens this workbook and they don't have this add-in loaded (i.e. the box is checked in the add-ins dialog box), they'll get a compile error. We tried using code to in VBA to install the add-in (Addins.Add...), but since the error comes up when the workbook is first loaded, this code doesn't get a chance to run (we have it in the procedure that is writing out the HTML). Is there a way to do a type of late-binding to reference an add-in in Excel 2002? Thanks |
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