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VBA Reference Missing
After moving from an Excel 2007 computer to an Excel 2003 one, I am missing a
reference (to Excel 12), as I would expect. What I didn't excecpt is that now I can't even open the code module but get an "Error in loading DLL." Unchecking the reference doesn't work (same error). How can I open the module? How can I remove the reference? |
VBA Reference Missing
I think you should disable macros when opening the workbook then edit the
code and save it as an xlsm. -- Regards, Nigel "George Lee" wrote in message ... After moving from an Excel 2007 computer to an Excel 2003 one, I am missing a reference (to Excel 12), as I would expect. What I didn't excecpt is that now I can't even open the code module but get an "Error in loading DLL." Unchecking the reference doesn't work (same error). How can I open the module? How can I remove the reference? |
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