Basic Visual Basic Commands not being Recognised

Basic Visual Basic Commands not being Recognised

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Basic Visual Basic Commands not being Recognised

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Hi I am having a few problems getting VBA to recognize Visual Basic
commands

Ie "Ucase" When I try to run this application VBA errors and says cannot run
hidden project
any Idea

Thanks

Graham
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Ed__Jobe
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It sounds like you have a problem with a reference. If you reference a dll, etc. on your development machine and then run the dvb on a machine that does not have the referenced file installed, vba breaks on standard vb functions. Check Tools/References for files that are not found. -Ed

Ed


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Anonymous
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I've across the before also, if you're running some custom reference DLL
files, then I think VBA loads in 'order' and if it hits one it can't find,
then it will bomb... At least when I moved my 'missing' Reference, then
restarted, it worked fine.

"Graham Steele" wrote in message
news:2B30A420AB7655398622C1F88EF57F55@in.WebX.maYIadrTaRb...
> Hi I am having a few problems getting VBA to recognize Visual Basic
> commands
>
> Ie "Ucase" When I try to run this application VBA errors and says cannot
run
> hidden project
> any Idea
>
> Thanks
>
> Graham
>
>
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