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I developed an excel mailing cost simulator using standard excel 2003 macro
support. Some of the users are getting the "can't find project or library" message when the auto open macro starts. It appears that the calendar module is missing from the reference table at the very least. I added a trap to the code to avoid the debug screen for those users but they cannot use the system until I get a solution. Questions; 1. How can I reliably distrubute excel work without worry about individual stations. 2. What do I do to correct the missing calendar module at the stations complaining. |
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You might be able to use late binding to solve some of your problems.
http://peltiertech.com/Excel/EarlyLateBinding.html As far as the calendar control is concerned, I think they'll have to have it loaded on their system. -- HTH, Barb Reinhardt "Marvin" wrote: I developed an excel mailing cost simulator using standard excel 2003 macro support. Some of the users are getting the "can't find project or library" message when the auto open macro starts. It appears that the calendar module is missing from the reference table at the very least. I added a trap to the code to avoid the debug screen for those users but they cannot use the system until I get a solution. Questions; 1. How can I reliably distrubute excel work without worry about individual stations. 2. What do I do to correct the missing calendar module at the stations complaining. |
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