LinkBack URL
About LinkBacks
Yes, exactly!Originally Posted by neetharao
If you declare the variable directly then you have to enable the references.
Otherwise you have to declare the variable as object and set the concerned object as I shown in my earlier post
Yes, exactly!
If you declare the variable directly then you have to enable the references.
Otherwise you have to declare the variable as object and set the concerned object as I shown in my earlier post
If your problem is solved, then please mark the thread as SOLVED>>Above your first post>>Thread Tools>>
Mark your thread as Solved
If the suggestion helps you, then Click *below to Add Reputation
I tried changing that and the error pops out in some other place. I am attaching the original complete code for your reference. It would be great if you could help me out with this.VBA Code.txt
Thanks..
Sorry I don't have that much of time to study and test the whole code.
So please try to test it from your end and let us know the line of code where the error pops up.
Ok, sure no problem.
After changing the declarations to Object now i get the error on this line -even if i change the path the same Missing Reference error shows up.
strADITemplatePath = VBA.Environ("USERPROFILE") + "\Application Data\Microsoft\Templates\ADITemplate[confidential].pot"
I suspect the + needs to be replaced with &
Because + should be used with Numbers alone.
To join the texts use & symbol
I dont think the + is causing the error, because even after changing the path also the error shows up.
It is pointing to the "Missing: Microsoft Powerpoint 15.0 Object Library" only
There are currently 1 users browsing this thread. (0 members and 1 guests)
Posting Permissions
Register To Reply
Bookmarks