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not registered" Microsoft ISV Community Center > Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) Question 0 Sign in to vote I developed an Access Application (Office 2003, 'simple' VBA, no .Net) and in an event handler I've: Dim automation error library not registered windows 7 oXsl As Excel.Application ' ... Set oXsl = New Excel.Application and I read an excel file without any problem I HAVE read till yesterday: now, suddenly, I get the error on the line where I instance ExcelThe Excel reference is right, I haven't modified nothing.The file mdb is in the same location as yeterday. I can't understand, and, above all, I can't imagine where to look for the cause. MSDN search gave run time error 2147319779 (8002801d) me no applicable (or no understandable as applicable) results.I hope you can help me, because my work is blocked. Thanks in advanceplease, mark this as answer if it is THE answer ---------------- Diego Cattaruzza Microsoft MVP - Visual Basic: Development blog: http://community.visual-basic.it/Diego web site: http://www.visual-basic.it Monday, March 08, 2010 3:32 PM Reply | Quote Answers 1 Sign in to vote I had this same problem (but with Excel 2007), and have now fixed it. It is caused by having references to multiple versions of Excel in the registry, and automation defaulting to one that is no longer installed. In my case, I have Office 2007 installed, then upgraded to 2010, then uninstalled 2010 and re-installed Office 2007. I still have OneNote 2010 installed (but that's the only thing from Office 2010) - and probably because of this every now and again bits of Office 2010 reappear in the registry and corrupt the Office 2007 install. Reinstalling Office 2007 does not fix it - perhaps uninstalling Office 2010 completely would, but it might not (and that's not a possibility for me). The fix for the issue is hinted at here, for the same issue with Outlook: http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en/vbgeneral/thread/9128583b-ddb6-4628-8085-1e6849f35c7f To fix it in Excel, what I did was do a search through the registry for registry d
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