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    Compile Errror: Can't Find Project or Library

    P.S. - NOT Initialization, but Declaration
    Hi,
    A macross I developed home refuses to work at home.
    I get the following error:
    index_error.jpg
    I get the same on 'for each' loop, so I reworked one loop to have the looped item as Variant, but this is insane, don't want to do this for all loops...
    The index loop works if I declare:
    Sub test_sql_str()
        Dim i As Integer
        For i = 1 To 5
        Debug.Print "sdf"
        Next i
    End Sub
    Strangely enough, the macros worked as is at home and If I start macro in a fresh excel file, I can use loops as usual.
    No need to initialize index and for each variables.

    Tried to search descriptevily google about this, but not sure how to formulate the problem.

    Regards

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    That error is usually down to a Reference problem (in the VB Editor, click Tools - References and look for any checked items that start with 'MISSING:'

    However, recent updates to office have caused very odd problems in workbooks that use activex controls - does yours?
    Be as you wish to seem

  3. #3
    Thx
    MISSING: Microsoft Windows Common Controls-2.6.0(SP6)
    C:Windows\System32\mscomct2.ocx
    ----
    P.S. SOLUTION:
    support2.microsoft.com/kb/297381
    ----
    Downloaded the archive and put the files (MSCOMCT2.OCX) where the references dialog showed location for the missing references:
    (C:Windows\System32\mscomct2.ocx or wherever the references dialog shows you)
    Now works
    Last edited by emosms; 01-06-2015 at 08:10 AM. Reason: Solved!

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    The error occurs as the application has lost the reference to an object or type library resulting in the above error when using Barcode Macros & Native VBA Functions. The problem may be resolved by following the given solution:


    1. Open the database or application.
    2. Open a module in Design view or press ALT+F11 to switch to the Visual Basic Editor.
    3. On the Tools menu, click References.
    4. Clear the check box for the type library or object library marked as "Missing:"

    Another solution is to remove the reference is to restore the referenced to the path specified in the References dialogue box. If the referenced file is in a new location, clear the "Missing:" reference and create a new reference to the file in its new location.
    Last edited by Jacob Hilderbrand; 07-17-2017 at 09:15 AM.

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