Outlook Object Library In Different Version Of Office
May 5, 2014
Our office has different versions of Office on different computers. We have a file containing macros specifically macros that interact with Outlook requiring the Outlook Object Library. If a 2013 opens and saves the file all the libraries get changed to 15.0. Then a 2010 Office opens the file ... the Excel Objects and Office Objects libraries change to 14.0 because of 2010, but then we getting the error about missing library. Instead of loading the Outlook 14.0 Object Library like it's supposed to the systems tries to find the 15.0, but can't find it and throws the error.
I have to manually go in to References and uncheck the Missing 15.0 outlook library and find and check the 14.0 one and click ok then the macros work fine.
My question is why do the other object libraries automatically change depending on the version of office and the outlook one doesn't.
Interestingly enough this doesn't happen the other way e.g. 2010 to 2013. Ones the file is saved using the 2010 with the 14.0 references 2013 has no issues converting those references to 15.0.
I have recently updated to Office 2007. I have about 50 forms with VBA in them (all excel) and I was careful to save them all back to 2003 office files. When one of my users opens the files and uses on of the internal userforms it errors out saying it is missing a reference.
how you know which object library to add to references when you want to automate an application?
for example Adobe acrobat.
or internet explorer ( ie).
I know that the .dll for ie id shdocvw (an i know it's explicitly listed under internet controls) but how would i know this is it wasn't listed?
Also, correct me if i'm wrong, but usung the shdocvw.dll will only give you access to the main controls of Ie nd you would need to add a HTML library to do anything use full. How do you know if there are other libraries available can make the 'usefulness' of one library more useful?
I am trying to run a macro that i have copied from another workbook (which works fine) and when i try to run the macro i am getting a 'compile error' which says "Can't Find Object or Library" and takes into VB editor which highlights the word "Trim", which is part of a formula. What does this mean? I can't understand why the same macro will work in another workbook but not in this one. Below is the full code, I would have attached the workbook but it would not work for you as it opens and saves files that you would not have. Hopefully someone can understand from the code.
I have this vba that copies the current sheet and renames it as well as copying the current sheet into a new workbook for emailing.
This has worked fine for the last 2 years or so but all of a sudden it doesn't want to work. The error message is that it "Can't find project or library."
Code: Dt = Format(Range("C19").Value + 6, "DDMMYYYY") Dt is dimmed as string and Dt is used to rename the new sheet.
I have looked througn the reference library and things seem ok.
This happens in Excel 2003 with Win8 and in excel 2013 with Win7.
i'm using a user form and i have the microsoft forms 2.0 Object Library checked. i have sent to another user, and i can't compile, when i took at this vba tools reference, microsoft forms 2.0 Object Library checked is missing (and not available in the drop down)...?
I added this code to a userform initialize & now I get a message ' can't find object or library '. Which library do I have to activate in Tools, References.
Dim x As Integer ComboBox1.AddItem "0" For x = 1 To 20 Step 1 ComboBox1.AddItem Format(x, "0") Next x ComboBox1.Value = Sheet2.Range("E1").Value ComboBox2.AddItem "0" For x = 2 To 90 Step 2 ComboBox2.AddItem Format(x, "0") Next x ComboBox2.Value = Sheet2.Range("E2").Value
The word Format is highlited in userform initilize.
In a workbook made in Excel 2003, I have the following for a UserForm:
Private Sub UserForm_Activate Me.Calendar1.Value = Date End Sub
I copied this workbook to a computer with Excel 2007 and it bombs out at "Date" It comes up with a compile error, "Can't find project or library"
In the references window (Tools, References) it has the "Missing: Ref Edit Control" checked and the location at the bottom of this window states "C:Program FilesMicrosoft OfficeOffice11REFEDIT.DLL".
The reference to Office11 is from the computer with Office 2003 as the computer with Office 2007 has Office12.
There is another "Ref Edit Control" in the References window and when I check it and browse to the Office12 folder, highlight REFEDIT.Dll and click on open and in the references window on OK it comes up with "Name conflicts with existing module, project or object library". I have tried to delete the "Missing: Ref Edit Control", change the priority and change the reference in the missing control to Office12 but all to no avail.
How can I change the reference to the Ref Edit Control from Office11 to Office12?
I am using Mid function in my program. During execution, i am getting the waring message of "Complier Error: Cann't find project or library".I am not able to find the what is the reason behind on it. If really the library file missing.
I have Excel and Outlook 2010 64-bit. I'm trying to develop HTML e-mails that are a mix of text drawn from cells on one sheet and picture objects on another. I have no problem with the HTML body text, but I cannot figure out how to reference and place the Shape objects. I am using:
Code: ... .HTMLBody = "" & Range("F1").Offset(i) & Range("G1").Offset(i) & "" ... and I want to embed, between the text brought in with cells F and G, a picture object like
Code: Sheets("Images").Shapes("Picture 1")
I've found code that brings in a picture from a file but, for portability's sake, I really want to have the pictures maintained on the Images sheet and not in a separate file. However, I cannot figure out how to connect the HTML code with the spreadsheet object.
I have inhereted an Excel template from someone at my office. I am trying to update it, but sometimes when I change cells, I get an error message saying "Cannot Find Object or Library" and then it opens some box that says "References-VBA project and then all these checkboxes below.
I have some VBA code that in one portion of it an Outlook e-mail is created and the active workbook is attached and sent. This code used to work on Excel & Outlook 2003, but now in Excel & Outlook 2007 I'm getting the error:
FY If I comment out the Set OutApp... and If OutApp.... lines and uncomment the Set OutApp create object line, I still get the same error.
Dim OutApp As Object Dim OutMail As Object Dim SigString As String Dim Signature As String
'Set OutApp = CreateObject("Outlook.Application") Set OutApp = GetObject(, "Outlook.Application") If OutApp Is Nothing Then Set OutApp = CreateObject("Outlook.Application")
OutApp.Session.Logon Set OutMail = OutApp.CreateItem(0)
ive got my highly expensive office enterprise 2007 disk what is the best way of installing this so i can still use 97 and 2007. any tips? i wont bother with outlook but i'd like to try the rest ,mind you onenote,infopath and groove are a complete mystery!
how to change language of MS office.English language is not showing in options.Do I need to purchase language pack?I am using english language other than office.
I'm having a bit of an issue with OWC in 2007. I know they have been deprecated but I was under the impression, form many places including MS themself, that you could install them. I downloaded this file
All seems to go well and there seems to be a appropriate .dll in c:Program FilesCommon FilesMicrosoft SharedWeb Components111033 by the name of OWCI11.DLL. However when I attempt to add a reference to that file in a VBA project in Excel (it's one that has an old broken reference to 2003 OWC) by browsing to that file it tells me
"Can't add a reference to the specified file"
What have I done wrong? Is what I am attempting, getting 2007 to use OWC, even possible? Note I did not write any of the code for this Excel Add-in so have very little idea about what OWC are for.
I got a copy of Office 2007 and I am having some trouble running an Excel macro. It gives a 405 Error message. This macro runs fine on my Office 2003. Is there any extra setting that I need to do in the Excel 2007?
I create a vb script file using SAS that will open excel and create pivot tables. It works in XP but not in office 97. I am not a vb expert. Here is the code.
My organisation has ten small offices within a ten mile radius.
Most of the items to order are office supplies, along with order forms, catalogues, brochures and pro-formas.
Each office does not order the same items.
I would like to make a ‘generic’ supplies order in excel.
Column A = ‘in house’ code Column B = Description Columns C to G are size, colour, pack size etc. Column H = quantity held Column I = quantity required to hold Column J = amount to re-order.
I would like Excel to calculate
Amount to bring stock to hold - “=I4-h4” (in J4)
If Current Stock is more than Stock to Hold then ‘0’ is in J4, “=IF(H4<I4, I14-H14,0)” (in J4) I think.
If H4 is left blank then J4 to show “0” or ‘Blank’. (experiments have given J4 a figure of 25)
I have tried putting two formulas together, but Excel tells me I have ‘too many arguments’.
Im looking to make a formula that states if b3 =10 then a. if b3=12 then b, if b3= 14, then c, if b3=16 then d. A, B, C, D are referring to links to another sheet.
In certain spreadsheets I have noticed a significant deterioration in save times. There may/may not have any formulas or macros on them and most are very small files 20-50kb. I notice that Excel puts a temporary file on the desktop while saving the original. The temp file goes away once the original is saved. While saving, I get the time icon which goes to beachball and it can take up to a minute to save the file. This happens on 2-3 Macs on network. Using 10.5
I have a scorecard created in excel 2007. All my end users are using excel 2002. Now I want to build a scorecard in Excel 2002 like what we have in excel 2007. Is it possible.
I want to display the traffic signals and 5 level indicators (arrows), based on conditional formatting.
This is out of box in excel 2007. But how do I achieve this in excel 2002? Is there a simple method?
Is it possible to determine the Version of Office / Outlook that is installed on a machine, an based on that, add a reference to the correct Microsoft Outlook com object library programatically?
I'm opening an Excel file that automatically attempts to update links when I open it, but I am not prompted with the choice to cancel, or update links, when I open the file, like I was in Office 2003.
I have checked the Excel Options, Advanced, General, 'Ask to update automatic links' box, but I still don't get the dialog box when I open the file.
The file is just riddled with VALUE errors. A colleague of mine who opens the file in Office 2003 can see all the data fine.
Can any Mac users out there confirm that if a sheet is protected that a user cannot group and ungroup rows using the "+" if the sheet is protected using the following...
With Sheet1 .Protect Password:="******", UserInterfaceOnly:=True .EnableOutlining = True End With
It works fine on my PC Office 2003 but I hear it won't work on a Mac but I can't confirm it.
