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Comments by Koppelgaard (Top 10 by date)
Koppelgaard
17-Jan-23 10:46am
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Thank you for your info about the Power Query. It's new for me. I will certainly use it in future. Correct me if I'm wrong, but power query is more if you have the data in table form like in a database. The workbooks I'm extracting data from, are very unstructured and data are to be found spread out over the whole worksheet.
The
set wb = nothing or wb = nothing
didn't not make any change.
It's actually the same, if I open a workbook manually - the VBproject stays in memory after I closed the workbook. I can see it in the macro window
Improve solution
Koppelgaard
10-Jan-16 6:02am
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sorry to be bothering you, again, but there a so many possibilities.. Which link exactly?
Koppelgaard
10-Jan-16 5:32am
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You want me to install Visual Basic 6.0 - correct?
I visited: Visual Basic 6.0 downloads
Which of the 4 links am I going to use?
Koppelgaard
8-Jan-16 17:30pm
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try it tonmorrow :)
Koppelgaard
8-Jan-16 16:55pm
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Now I managed to find the control. I selected ‘Microsoft communication control’ and then the control was visible. BUT when I try to drag it into the Userform I get following message:
‘The control could not be created because it is not properly licensed’
Koppelgaard
8-Jan-16 14:17pm
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But they are talking about VISUAL BASIC and I only got VBA and under VBA’s tool menu I can’t find any Custom Controls
Koppelgaard
8-Jan-16 13:47pm
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As far as I can see the example involves Visual Basic.
I only got Excel and VBA and need – I think – to place an comport ICON in a USERFORM in order to get data from the comport.
Correct me if I’m wrong.
Koppelgaard
20-Sep-15 15:16pm
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I forgot to tell that the macros are on a shared drive which everybody can access. But that does not make any difference ?
Koppelgaard
24-Mar-15 14:36pm
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Thanks for your google tricks:) I knew them, I must admid.
I try the Microsoft HPC Pack SDK download. That must solve my problem:)
Koppelgaard
6-Mar-15 9:45am
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Great it worked - thanks :)
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