Hi, I'm using Excel XP and I'm trying to add a RefEdit control to a userform
but I keep getting the error message "Element not found". I've checked under
Tools, Additional Controls and the box for "RefEdit.Ctrl" is checked. I'm
not sure what else to try.

Does anyone know what might be causing this problem? Thanks in advance for
any information.

The first time I put a REFEdit control on my PC Added added the Reference
(also under tools) by placing an X. It also told me the library for the
reference which is below. Make sure you have the dll and the X is placed in
the Reference "Ref Edit Cntl".

c:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office10\REFEDIT.DLL


"FJ" wrote:

Hi, I'm using Excel XP and I'm trying to add a RefEdit control to a userform
but I keep getting the error message "Element not found". I've checked under
Tools, Additional Controls and the box for "RefEdit.Ctrl" is checked. I'm
not sure what else to try.

Does anyone know what might be causing this problem? Thanks in advance for
any information.

Hi, Joel, thanks for your response. I went to Tools, References, browsed for
the RefEdit.DLL and made sure it appeared with a check mark next to it, but I
still get the same "Element not found" error message when I try to put a
RefEdit control on a userform. Is there anything else I can try? Maybe
Excel or all of Office just needs to be reinstalled or something.

Thanks in advance for any information.




"Joel" wrote:

The first time I put a REFEdit control on my PC Added added the Reference
(also under tools) by placing an X. It also told me the library for the
reference which is below. Make sure you have the dll and the X is placed in
the Reference "Ref Edit Cntl".

c:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office10\REFEDIT.DLL


"FJ" wrote:

Hi, I'm using Excel XP and I'm trying to add a RefEdit control to a userform
but I keep getting the error message "Element not found". I've checked under
Tools, Additional Controls and the box for "RefEdit.Ctrl" is checked. I'm
not sure what else to try.

Does anyone know what might be causing this problem? Thanks in advance for
any information.

In the reference the will be a path to the DLL location when yu click on REF
Edit. Make sure you have the DLL in the right location. This DLL location
should agree with the one in Additional controls.

I went looking for REF Edit on References on my home PC. It wan't ther. I
then added a Ref Edit to a user form and went back to the Reference and it
appeared. Not sure what that means.

My guess is that you may have installed more than one copy of Office on your
PC and somehow the newer and old version have pointers set to the wrong copy
of the office libraries. You have a library problem that may not get fixed
by simply re-installing office or excel. Because libraries are common
between many of microsoft products a C compiler or visual Basic installed on
your PC could be causing the problem. If you don't know DLL stand for
Dynamic Linked Library.

If other Controls like Listboxes or Comboboxes are woring then the problem
is associated with just the REFEDIT. The REFEDIT may need to be replaced.
You should be able to copy this DLL from another PC with the same version of
Excel you are using.


Using a Window explorer I went to the Office10 directory and right clicked
on the REFEDIT.DLL file and check the properties. With Excel 2003 I had
version 1.0.0.0 copyright 1993. It doesn't appear that this feature has
changed in a real long time.


"FJ" wrote:

Hi, Joel, thanks for your response. I went to Tools, References, browsed for
the RefEdit.DLL and made sure it appeared with a check mark next to it, but I
still get the same "Element not found" error message when I try to put a
RefEdit control on a userform. Is there anything else I can try? Maybe
Excel or all of Office just needs to be reinstalled or something.

Thanks in advance for any information.




"Joel" wrote:

The first time I put a REFEdit control on my PC Added added the Reference
(also under tools) by placing an X. It also told me the library for the
reference which is below. Make sure you have the dll and the X is placed in
the Reference "Ref Edit Cntl".

c:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office10\REFEDIT.DLL


"FJ" wrote:

Hi, I'm using Excel XP and I'm trying to add a RefEdit control to a userform
but I keep getting the error message "Element not found". I've checked under
Tools, Additional Controls and the box for "RefEdit.Ctrl" is checked. I'm
not sure what else to try.

Does anyone know what might be causing this problem? Thanks in advance for
any information.

Hi, Joel, thank you very much for the information. The computer I'm having
the problem with is at work and I think it might have had several different
versions of Office installed on it, at least at some point, because there is
both an Office 10 folder and an Office 11 folder. So, you might be right
that the newer and older versions have pointers set to the wrong the office
libraries. Unfortunately, I probably won't be back at work for a few days so
I'll have to wait to check it.

If I find out what the problem is I will post back here with the information
in case anyone else encounters this problem.

Thanks again for the detailed information. :)





"Joel" wrote:

In the reference the will be a path to the DLL location when yu click on REF
Edit. Make sure you have the DLL in the right location. This DLL location
should agree with the one in Additional controls.

I went looking for REF Edit on References on my home PC. It wan't ther. I
then added a Ref Edit to a user form and went back to the Reference and it
appeared. Not sure what that means.

My guess is that you may have installed more than one copy of Office on your
PC and somehow the newer and old version have pointers set to the wrong copy
of the office libraries. You have a library problem that may not get fixed
by simply re-installing office or excel. Because libraries are common
between many of microsoft products a C compiler or visual Basic installed on
your PC could be causing the problem. If you don't know DLL stand for
Dynamic Linked Library.

If other Controls like Listboxes or Comboboxes are woring then the problem
is associated with just the REFEDIT. The REFEDIT may need to be replaced.
You should be able to copy this DLL from another PC with the same version of
Excel you are using.


Using a Window explorer I went to the Office10 directory and right clicked
on the REFEDIT.DLL file and check the properties. With Excel 2003 I had
version 1.0.0.0 copyright 1993. It doesn't appear that this feature has
changed in a real long time.


"FJ" wrote:

Hi, Joel, thanks for your response. I went to Tools, References, browsed for
the RefEdit.DLL and made sure it appeared with a check mark next to it, but I
still get the same "Element not found" error message when I try to put a
RefEdit control on a userform. Is there anything else I can try? Maybe
Excel or all of Office just needs to be reinstalled or something.

Thanks in advance for any information.




"Joel" wrote:

The first time I put a REFEdit control on my PC Added added the Reference
(also under tools) by placing an X. It also told me the library for the
reference which is below. Make sure you have the dll and the X is placed in
the Reference "Ref Edit Cntl".

c:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office10\REFEDIT.DLL


"FJ" wrote:

Hi, I'm using Excel XP and I'm trying to add a RefEdit control to a userform
but I keep getting the error message "Element not found". I've checked under
Tools, Additional Controls and the box for "RefEdit.Ctrl" is checked. I'm
not sure what else to try.

Does anyone know what might be causing this problem? Thanks in advance for
any information.

FJ -

I have multiple versions of Excel 97-2007 on my Windows XP system. I develop
using Excel 97 SR2 and test on more recent versions. I had similar problems
when VBA automatically used a modern version of refedit.dll, so now I
explicitly use the ancient version of refedit.dll at c:\ windows \ system32.
That version shows 62 KB, Date Modified 8/14/97 00:00.

- Mike Middleton
http://www.DecisionToolworks.com
Decision Analysis Add-ins for Excel


"FJ" wrote in message
...
Hi, Joel, thank you very much for the information. The computer I'm
having
the problem with is at work and I think it might have had several
different
versions of Office installed on it, at least at some point, because there
is
both an Office 10 folder and an Office 11 folder. So, you might be right
that the newer and older versions have pointers set to the wrong the
office
libraries. Unfortunately, I probably won't be back at work for a few days
so
I'll have to wait to check it.

If I find out what the problem is I will post back here with the
information
in case anyone else encounters this problem.

Thanks again for the detailed information. :)





"Joel" wrote:

In the reference the will be a path to the DLL location when yu click on
REF
Edit. Make sure you have the DLL in the right location. This DLL
location
should agree with the one in Additional controls.

I went looking for REF Edit on References on my home PC. It wan't ther.
I
then added a Ref Edit to a user form and went back to the Reference and
it
appeared. Not sure what that means.

My guess is that you may have installed more than one copy of Office on
your
PC and somehow the newer and old version have pointers set to the wrong
copy
of the office libraries. You have a library problem that may not get
fixed
by simply re-installing office or excel. Because libraries are common
between many of microsoft products a C compiler or visual Basic installed
on
your PC could be causing the problem. If you don't know DLL stand for
Dynamic Linked Library.

If other Controls like Listboxes or Comboboxes are woring then the
problem
is associated with just the REFEDIT. The REFEDIT may need to be
replaced.
You should be able to copy this DLL from another PC with the same version
of
Excel you are using.


Using a Window explorer I went to the Office10 directory and right
clicked
on the REFEDIT.DLL file and check the properties. With Excel 2003 I had
version 1.0.0.0 copyright 1993. It doesn't appear that this feature has
changed in a real long time.


"FJ" wrote:

Hi, Joel, thanks for your response. I went to Tools, References,
browsed for
the RefEdit.DLL and made sure it appeared with a check mark next to it,
but I
still get the same "Element not found" error message when I try to put
a
RefEdit control on a userform. Is there anything else I can try?
Maybe
Excel or all of Office just needs to be reinstalled or something.

Thanks in advance for any information.




"Joel" wrote:

The first time I put a REFEdit control on my PC Added added the
Reference
(also under tools) by placing an X. It also told me the library for
the
reference which is below. Make sure you have the dll and the X is
placed in
the Reference "Ref Edit Cntl".

c:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office10\REFEDIT.DLL


"FJ" wrote:

Hi, I'm using Excel XP and I'm trying to add a RefEdit control to a
userform
but I keep getting the error message "Element not found". I've
checked under
Tools, Additional Controls and the box for "RefEdit.Ctrl" is
checked. I'm
not sure what else to try.

Does anyone know what might be causing this problem? Thanks in
advance for
any information.

Hi, Mike, thanks for your response. I will check for that as soon as I
return to work, which will probably be tomorrow, and I'll post back about my
results.

Thanks again! :)




"Mike Middleton" wrote:

FJ -

I have multiple versions of Excel 97-2007 on my Windows XP system. I develop
using Excel 97 SR2 and test on more recent versions. I had similar problems
when VBA automatically used a modern version of refedit.dll, so now I
explicitly use the ancient version of refedit.dll at c:\ windows \ system32.
That version shows 62 KB, Date Modified 8/14/97 00:00.

- Mike Middleton
http://www.DecisionToolworks.com
Decision Analysis Add-ins for Excel


"FJ" wrote in message
...
Hi, Joel, thank you very much for the information. The computer I'm
having
the problem with is at work and I think it might have had several
different
versions of Office installed on it, at least at some point, because there
is
both an Office 10 folder and an Office 11 folder. So, you might be right
that the newer and older versions have pointers set to the wrong the
office
libraries. Unfortunately, I probably won't be back at work for a few days
so
I'll have to wait to check it.

If I find out what the problem is I will post back here with the
information
in case anyone else encounters this problem.

Thanks again for the detailed information. :)





"Joel" wrote:

In the reference the will be a path to the DLL location when yu click on
REF
Edit. Make sure you have the DLL in the right location. This DLL
location
should agree with the one in Additional controls.

I went looking for REF Edit on References on my home PC. It wan't ther.
I
then added a Ref Edit to a user form and went back to the Reference and
it
appeared. Not sure what that means.

My guess is that you may have installed more than one copy of Office on
your
PC and somehow the newer and old version have pointers set to the wrong
copy
of the office libraries. You have a library problem that may not get
fixed
by simply re-installing office or excel. Because libraries are common
between many of microsoft products a C compiler or visual Basic installed
on
your PC could be causing the problem. If you don't know DLL stand for
Dynamic Linked Library.

If other Controls like Listboxes or Comboboxes are woring then the
problem
is associated with just the REFEDIT. The REFEDIT may need to be
replaced.
You should be able to copy this DLL from another PC with the same version
of
Excel you are using.


Using a Window explorer I went to the Office10 directory and right
clicked
on the REFEDIT.DLL file and check the properties. With Excel 2003 I had
version 1.0.0.0 copyright 1993. It doesn't appear that this feature has
changed in a real long time.


"FJ" wrote:

Hi, Joel, thanks for your response. I went to Tools, References,
browsed for
the RefEdit.DLL and made sure it appeared with a check mark next to it,
but I
still get the same "Element not found" error message when I try to put
a
RefEdit control on a userform. Is there anything else I can try?
Maybe
Excel or all of Office just needs to be reinstalled or something.

Thanks in advance for any information.




"Joel" wrote:

The first time I put a REFEdit control on my PC Added added the
Reference
(also under tools) by placing an X. It also told me the library for
the
reference which is below. Make sure you have the dll and the X is
placed in
the Reference "Ref Edit Cntl".

c:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office10\REFEDIT.DLL


"FJ" wrote:

Hi, I'm using Excel XP and I'm trying to add a RefEdit control to a
userform
but I keep getting the error message "Element not found". I've
checked under
Tools, Additional Controls and the box for "RefEdit.Ctrl" is
checked. I'm
not sure what else to try.

Does anyone know what might be causing this problem? Thanks in
advance for
any information.