I am on Day one in learning Excel Macros. As per the tutorial I recorded the macros and tried to run it. (I have used the same file that they have provided in the tutorial and it is a .csv file)
But it showing me the following Error
Runtime Error
Invalid Procedure call or Argument
When I tried to debug it is showing as follows:
Need Help
-Thanks
You can set the CommandType property only if the value of the QueryType property for the query table or PivotTable cache is xlOLEDBQuery, which is enum 5.
This is not the case for your query. In fact, that line doesn't even exist in the source code. Perhaps you attempted to merge scripts? If so, be careful when merging connection code that the types are the same.
If you add in a debug line to get the QueryType
Debug.Print .QueryType
.Name = "receipts"
you will get the enum 6 back. You can look this up using the object explorer:
As would be expected from the connection specification:
ActiveSheet.QueryTables.Add(Connection:="TEXT;
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This is a weird error. It only occurs on some machines here, but not all of them. Furthermore, I researched this website and there are no solutions that I can see that cover this.
I receive this error when attempting to run some VBA code in an excel document.
The line of code it occurs in is in the
Private Sub UserForm_Initialize()
event.
The line of code is:
Set objTest = CreateObject("MTRClassLibrary.MTRTestComClass")
As I mentioned previously, the code only errors out on some of the machines here but not all of them.
It is not clear where and how the objTest instance is declared in the code. Also, you need to make sure the corresponding object is registered on the problematic machine. The CreateObject can't locate applications with ProgId passed as a parameter. Try to check the Windows registry for the string passed.
See Object variable not set (Error 91) for all possible cases.
I am new to VBA coding and have just started working on them. I tried writing a code to count the number of selected items in a slicer, but while compiling I got the following error:
Runtime error 5 - invalid procedure call or argument.
I have highlighted the line in which I am getting the error. Can someone please help me with the error?
I have tried using similar declarations for myslicer variable in other workbooks for different purposes and it works in those files.
First make sure that the ActiveWorkbook is the correct one.
ThisWorkbook.Activate
I have an SSIS File system Task to Copy an Excel template and create one with a date appended. I get the error saying "the connection is not found. This error is thrown by Connections collection when the specific connection element is not found." It's not found because I'm trying to make it!
The preceding error says "Error at File System Task: Failed to lock variable "c:\Reports\Unregistered_20150915.xlsx" for read access with error 0xC0010001 The variable cannot be found. This occurs when an attempt is made to retrieve a variable from the Variables collection on a container during execution of the package, and the variable is not there. The variable name may have changed or the variable is not being created".
I'm new to this, and all I want to do is run a procedure nightly and put the results in a new Excel file with the date name appended to the end. My plan was to take a blank worksheet/file and copy it into a new file, then execute the procedure on the server to load into this new file. As you can see, the variable is filling in the date just fine, so I don't understand how it says the variable cannot be found.
I've used these pages for guidance, but I am taking some of this and some of that, obviously missing something in between:
Including the Date in a Filename in SSIS using an Expression
and SSIS: Export a Query Result to a File
Any suggestions, articles, or videos would be vastly appreciated.
I found the error. When I set the destination variable, I also had an expression that kept kicking the variable out and using the evaluated result, which is not the name of the variable. I guess in some way that only a newbie can, I created the variable with the expression and created an additional expression which the program was trying to use concurrently.
I have a coldfusion application that queries an oracle database for some data, converts the query into a CSV variable via a function creaeted by Ben Nadel, and is supposed to use a tag to then convert the csv value into an excel spreadsheet. However it is giving me the following error:
"The following information is meant for the website developer for debugging purposes.
Error Occurred While Processing Request
3
The error occurred in C:/inetpub/wwwroot/APPS/CapDB/generate_extract.cfm: line 312"
Here is the section of code it is referencing:
<cfspreadsheet action="Write" filename="C:\inetpub\apps\capdb\files\extract.xls" format="csv" name="strOutput" overwrite="true">
I've tried sending it different csv variables, even one created by Ben Nadel to work specifically with his custom function and the cfspreadsheet tag. The only thing that changes with the error when I use different csv variables is what number is displayed. I've seen 3 and 35 so far. Has anyone ever encountered an error like this before?
I'm jut trying to import a spreadsheet into a table in Access 2000.
The spreadsheet is called cc-ledgcodebalances.xls with no field names.
My code is
DoCmd.TransferSpreadsheet acImport, acSpreadsheetTypeExcel3, "tmptmp", VFileName, 0
This seemed to work once but since then I now get this;
The Microsoft Jet database engine could not find the object
''cc-ledgcodebalances$''. Make sure the object exists and that you
spell its name and the path name correctly. 3011
Google searches aren't really turning up much that is useful. I'm trying to
import the whole thing and I don't think this is to do with named ranges.
Bit stumped by this, any help?
I answered this elsewhere that you asked it:
The error you're getting often occurs when the saved import spec is out of synch with either the source data or the target table. Try starting the import with the wizard, then load the saved import spec and it will likely throw an error or reveal what's no longer accurate.
I just had a similar problem under 2007 using direct range references instead of named ranges. It seems that dollar signs in the range reference can cause this error. Using Replace() on "$" and replacing with "" solved this issue in my case.