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Object Variable with Block variable not set message
I am trying to run this code on workbook open and get the above error message
mode = EssVGetGlobalOption(5) For Each ctl In CommandBars("essoption").Controls If mode = 4 And (ctl.Caption Like "Warnings*") Then ctl.Caption = "Warnings Off" ElseIf mode = 2 And (ctl.Caption Like "Warnings*") Then ctl.Caption = "Warnings On" End If Next ctl the error is on the line For Each ctl In CommandBars("essoption").Controls thanks |
Object Variable with Block variable not set message
VBA doesn't think that the Commandbar "essoption" exists.
In article , Nigel wrote: I am trying to run this code on workbook open and get the above error message mode = EssVGetGlobalOption(5) For Each ctl In CommandBars("essoption").Controls If mode = 4 And (ctl.Caption Like "Warnings*") Then ctl.Caption = "Warnings Off" ElseIf mode = 2 And (ctl.Caption Like "Warnings*") Then ctl.Caption = "Warnings On" End If Next ctl the error is on the line For Each ctl In CommandBars("essoption").Controls thanks |
Object Variable with Block variable not set message
As with your problem yesterday, we have to know what
mode = EssVGetGlobalOption(5) is, the For Next code is fine, i built the custom toolbar and everything, it is good. If i set mode to 4 i get warnings off, if i set it to 2 i get warnings on, so it has to be the EssVGetGlobalOption(5) that is causing the issue. -- -John Please rate when your question is answered to help us and others know what is helpful. "Nigel" wrote: I am trying to run this code on workbook open and get the above error message mode = EssVGetGlobalOption(5) For Each ctl In CommandBars("essoption").Controls If mode = 4 And (ctl.Caption Like "Warnings*") Then ctl.Caption = "Warnings Off" ElseIf mode = 2 And (ctl.Caption Like "Warnings*") Then ctl.Caption = "Warnings On" End If Next ctl the error is on the line For Each ctl In CommandBars("essoption").Controls thanks |
Object Variable with Block variable not set message
the code works fine when added to an addin and everything works as it should.
What I wanted to do is as a spreadsheet options check the settings and then adjust the button caption on the toolbar, the ESSVGETGLOBALOption is setting the mode correctly (to 4) if thats is the value I actually just put the code into a module and it works fine there so it must be in the sub routine it doesn't like it "John Bundy" wrote: As with your problem yesterday, we have to know what mode = EssVGetGlobalOption(5) is, the For Next code is fine, i built the custom toolbar and everything, it is good. If i set mode to 4 i get warnings off, if i set it to 2 i get warnings on, so it has to be the EssVGetGlobalOption(5) that is causing the issue. -- -John Please rate when your question is answered to help us and others know what is helpful. "Nigel" wrote: I am trying to run this code on workbook open and get the above error message mode = EssVGetGlobalOption(5) For Each ctl In CommandBars("essoption").Controls If mode = 4 And (ctl.Caption Like "Warnings*") Then ctl.Caption = "Warnings Off" ElseIf mode = 2 And (ctl.Caption Like "Warnings*") Then ctl.Caption = "Warnings On" End If Next ctl the error is on the line For Each ctl In CommandBars("essoption").Controls thanks |
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