I'm encountering the following error whenever I tried to run my xlsm in excel 2010.
Complex formatting that is applied to the selected chart may take a
while to display. Do you want to continue using the formatting?"
But my xlsm works fine in excel 2013 and excel 2016.
Please anyone suggest solution to resolve this.
If you have access to the VBA code, try writing the following in the Private Sub Workbook_Open():
Do
DoEvents
Loop Until Application.Ready()
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I got a recent problem with Excel.
We are working with macros and it is in a Citrix envoirment.
We are filling an Excel sheet with data that works perfectly fine.
But our coworkers have made themself templates which are getting filled.
Now if you choose the template to be filled it is first pretty slow and then actually freezes/crashes.
What I have recognized when you choose the template like \server\folder\template.xls it crashes but if you choose it like "\server\folder\template.xls" it doesnt but the templates seem not to work as their saved macros won't run.
But what else diffrences between those two Options.
Is it really only macros?
As it seems, we had a problem with the excel Installtion.
There was a problem between Excel 2016 32bit, Excel 2016 64bit and Excel 365.
We made a new clear installation with excel 365 and it worked again.
Therefore still thank you for your help and Ideas.
I have developed a macro in VBA Excel 2016, which extracts information from emails in Outlook (sender, subject, date, etc), and exports this information in an Excel sheet.
The code works fine in Excel 2016, however, in Office 2013 versions I get the following error:
Automation error. Object library not registered
I would greatly appreciate if someone could help me solve this error.
This error appears in the following line of the code:
Set olNs = olApp.GetNamespace ("MAPI")
Actually, I already solved the issue. It was so simply as, when defining the correct libraries for 2013 office, saving the file, closing it, and then opening it again and then running the macro.
But anyway, thanks guys!
I wrote a macro that consolidates two files into one new file on excel 2007. I sent it to someone who tried to run it on his excel 2010 and he received the error in the Title of this question. We have tried to
make sure he had the Solver addin activated and a reference to it checked
pasted this in the immediate window application.run "solver.xlam!auto_open"
I tried to disable the Solver addin on my end, save and resend to him
make sure macros were enabled
The solver addin isn't even necessary for this program, as far as I can tell. I should mention that the macro works great on my excel 2007.
Thoughts?
SOLVED: The strangest thing happened. When the workbook got emailed the button the macro was originally assigned to got changed to solver.xlam. All I had to do was instruct him to reassign the button to my macro. How odd is that?! Curious if anyone else has experienced anything like that.
How can i put some design in excel spreadsheets? like the photo below
I am using VB6 here. Thank you in advance.
You may try this,
Use Record Macro in Excel to record the steps you formatting in Excel. Then open the Macro you recorded in VBA. From there you should find the clues on how to do this in VB6.
We are quite new with this Excel VBA (.xlsm). We've managed to create a button and create VBA scripts to manipulate worksheet, etc.
Now my question is - how to set the RUN-TIME mode automatically when this Excel worksheet is open?
I don't see any property in "Application" associated with this.
I would appreciate your help.
Try the info in this forum.
http://www.thecodecage.com/forumz/members-excel-vba-programming/159321-macro-exit-design-mode.html
If working with Excel 2007, this code might help:
Application.CommandBars.ExecuteMso ("DesignMode")
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