HTML Maker error

chaz_mac

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Xindows XP SP2
Excel 2003 SP2

Added HTMLmaker 2.4.2. Now I get a message box titled:

Error referencing [VBIDE = VBE6EXT.OLB]

with text:

Error Number:=91
Error Discrp:= Object variable or With block variable not set

You may have to manually set a reference to the [VBIDE = VBE6EXT.OLB]


and then an OK button and a Help button.

What gives??

Chaz
 
In the VBA Editor Toolbar: Tools - References

Look for a reference that is flaged as Missing, if any are un-check them.
Replace any that are Missing with a more current one in the DropDown list.
Look for the reference indicated by your error in the list, CheckBox it, close and you should be good to go.
 
From the FAQ:

Error: "Error Number: 91, Object Variable or with Block variable not set..."
Click OK to close the dialog box with the error and go to Tools->Macros->Security. Click the Trusted Sources tab and check the box next to "trust access to Visual Basic Project," and click OK.
 
Sorry - forgot to mention.

This happens on file open, even before it asks whether i want to allow macros or not.

Then, when the workbook is open, things appear to work fine, with the one time i tried HTML maker.

Still ??

Chaz
 
Check out the HTML Maker FAQ.

Specifically:

Error: "Error Number: 91, Object Variable or with Block variable not set..."
Click OK to close the dialog box with the error and go to Tools->Macros->Security. Click the Trusted Sources tab and check the box next to "trust access to Visual Basic Project," and click OK.

HTH,

Smitty
 
was digging for a while to find this.

in 2007 look in the following:

Office Button
Excel Options
Trust Center
Trust Center Settings
Macro Settings
Developer Macro Settings / Check "Trust access to the VBA project object model"
 
I've checked that, all is okay, the correct add-in is selected, I get the "enable macros" message and select okay, still, no html munu item... Note: I'm running Office 2007
 
Did you look on the Add-Ins Ribbon? It doesn't have its own Ribbon.
 

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