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When I removed the reference to VBA extensibility, I got a different error
than what you reported - a constant (vbext_ct_StdModule) not defined. It always pays to use Debug / Compile on your code to find errors like that. Try setting your Tools / Options, General Tab "Compile on demand" and you will get better error messages. Bernie "Cap Kirk" wrote in message ... I found the culprit. The "MS VBA EXTENSIBILITY 5.3 " library was NOT referenced. I went to the VBA editor (EXCEL=Tools=Macros=VBA Editor) and there again: Tools=References and checked the library. Now the macro is alive again. Thanks to everybody that tried to help me. Cap Kirk |
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