Compile error notice

gordonrainsford

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I have a spreadsheet with lots of VBA in it that I've used for a number of years. Recently it produces an error message when I open it - Compile error- Automation error.

When I ok it, the VBA editor opens with this line highlighted in blue: "Dim workbook1 as workbook" (Dim is not highlighted).

Closing the editor allows me to continue without any further problem, but it's a bit annoying, especially for other people using it.

Any ideas?
 

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do you have Option Explicit at the top of the subs, has there been a change of system, i.e and office upgrade or similar change, loss of expected references, recompiled by someone else on a different spec machine ?
 
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