Excel VBAProject Reference
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- GoldLounger
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Excel VBAProject Reference
Does anyone know the Excel 2011 VBAProject reference equivalent to Excel 2010's "IBM Notes Automation Classes" ie "notes32.tlb" file?
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John
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Re: Excel VBAProject Reference
I don't have any experience with recent versions of Excel for Mac, but according to How to send Lotus Notes e-mail using Excel VBA ? the reference should be to "Lotus Notes Automation Classes". I don't know if that's up-to-date.
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Hans
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Re: Excel VBAProject Reference
Hans,
Thanks for the quick reply. I did see the post to your link.
When I look at the available references in the VBA Project I don't see "Lotus Notes Automation Classes" listed.
The reference list includes:
Visual Basic For Applications
MSoft Excel 14.0 Object Library
MSoft Forms 2.0 Object Library
Msoft Office 14.0 Object Library
MSoft Visual Basic for Applications Extensibility 5.3
OLE Automation
Thanks for the quick reply. I did see the post to your link.
When I look at the available references in the VBA Project I don't see "Lotus Notes Automation Classes" listed.
The reference list includes:
Visual Basic For Applications
MSoft Excel 14.0 Object Library
MSoft Forms 2.0 Object Library
Msoft Office 14.0 Object Library
MSoft Visual Basic for Applications Extensibility 5.3
OLE Automation
Regards,
John
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Re: Excel VBAProject Reference
I have no idea how this works on a Mac - do you have a choice to install the VBA components of IBM Notes or to omit those?
Otherwise, you may have to select Browse... in the Tools > References dialog, and to try and locate the Notes type library, but again. I don't know how that works on a Mac.
Otherwise, you may have to select Browse... in the Tools > References dialog, and to try and locate the Notes type library, but again. I don't know how that works on a Mac.
Best wishes,
Hans
Hans
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Re: Excel VBAProject Reference
Hans,
I had tried browsing for additional references prior to posting but that didn't help. I'll keep on searching on-line.
I had tried browsing for additional references prior to posting but that didn't help. I'll keep on searching on-line.
Regards,
John
John