Help with a Run-Time Error

Dan Wilson

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Good day. I am running Excel out of Office365 (updated) on Windows 10 Home (updated). This is going to be a lengthy request. I have a workbook that contains 4 worksheets that I use to control my music selections for a weekly podcast. It has been working well until I started to play around with the RANDOM function. I was made aware of the Volatile Functions write-up. All of the uses of the Random function are on one of the worksheets. There are ten Macros used on one of the other worksheets with no references to the worksheet with the Random functions. The last change I made to the workbook was to create a cell on the worksheet containing the Random functions to allow me to search for songs that contained certain partial or full words.

’50-69’ is the worksheet containing 3000 Rows of data about the songs in my music folder. Row A in that worksheet contains the song Titles.

The worksheet containing the Random functions is called Alpha and is outlined below.

To make the formula work, Row 21 contains the following:

A21 = Find (simply the word "Find", no formula here)

B21 thru E21 are merged as one cell to allow a lengthy search value. without affecting other Columns on the worksheet.

B21 contains the formula =CONCATENATE("*",A23,"*")

A23 is where I enter the value to find (no formula here).

F21 contains the formula =COUNTIF('50-69'!A:A,B21)

After creating all of the above, any attempt to execute one of the Macros on the '50-69' worksheet, gives me the following error -

Run-time error ‘-2147319767 (80027029)’:

Automation error

Invalid forward reference, or reference to uncompiled type


When I choose the option to Debug, the following line of code is shown in yellow -

lRow = Worksheets("50-69").Cells(Rows.Count, 1).End(xlUp).Row

The line of code shown above has been working for a couple years in ten different Macros.
Any help with this will be GREATLY appreciated.
After re-reading this several times to make sure everything is correct, is it possible that the merging of B21 thru E21 is the cause?
Thank you,
Dan Wilson
 

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The top answer looks promising, and there is another answer a little further down that further explains the top answer (neither are marked as the solution though).
 
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Good day deid1011 and thank you for responding so quickly. I am glad to hear that the problem is not a new one. I will print out your reply and make notes as I go through it. Hopefully there is an answer in there somewhere. I use my workbook every week. I will come back and mark the post as a "solution" when the problem is fixed.
Thank you,
Dan Wilson...
 
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Good day again dreid1011. Thank you, thank you, thank you. The fix relating to enabling the AccessibilityAdmin 1.0 worked. I thought I knew a lot about Excel, but i am just a novice. This forum is a life-saver. I marked the post as solutioned.
Thanks,
Dan Wilson...
 
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