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another computer to do some additional work on this file - mainly new formulas and outline, but no code writing. The file was compile error automation error catastrophic failure opened as 2003 and was saved in the same fashion, was not converted to 2007 at any point. I saved it and closed it. I then opened it on my original computer and after opening it gave me
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"Automation Error - Catastrophic Failure" message without an error number. Right after that it sent me to VBA screen and instead of having my file name under the Project Tree, it has "VBAproject". I click on it and can see my code and my forms, but the worksheets are not label properly plus they have this little blue icon next to them. I tried to open the file again by clicking Disable macros, and no error was visual basic catastrophic failure given but obviously can't do much with the file. One thing I read around is about sharing and references. This file sharing options were turned off so that's not it. I then realized under VBA-Tools-References that the office 2007 is referencing different files for some of the selections, like Visual Basic For Applications, Microsoft Excel 12.0 Object Library, etc. I copied those files to the proper folders on the 2003 computer but that didn't do the trick. When I click disable macros and go to check the references in the 2003 version everything looks normal. Any ideas? I did quite of work on this file so redoing this is the last resort but I hope I don't have to go that route. Thank you in advance! Tuesday, August 17, 2010 7:47 PM Reply | Quote All replies 0 Sign in to vote Hi, Automation errors usually occur when a workbook is trying to run some macro that contains objects they are not included in the references section of the VBA editor. One example that would produce this is having some controls on a form which require a specific DLL to be correctly registered on a client PC. If these DLLs are on your pc, the workbook is fine. Put this same workbook on another PC without the DLLs, and an automation error will occur. Hope this helps. Wedn
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the Question Forums category; Dear all, Could someone tell me why I have such error message? I wrote visual basic automation error macros and user defined functions in ... LinkBack LinkBack URL About LinkBacks Bookmark & Share Digg this Thread!Add Thread to del.icio.usBookmark in TechnoratiTweet this thread Thread Tools Show https://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/office/en-US/341479ae-903a-423e-9a51-c3456ae7ad13/automation-error-catastrophic-failure?forum=excel Printable Version Display Linear Mode Switch to Hybrid Mode Switch to Threaded Mode Aug 6th, 2002,02:21 PM #1 JJ59 New Member Join Date Jul 2002 Posts 14 Dear all, Could someone tell me why I have such error message? I wrote macros and user defined functions in my spreadsheet, which can also import dynamic data from quote system. In addition, http://www.mrexcel.com/forum/excel-questions/17200-help-%22automation-error-catastrophic-failure%22.html I also select a new web query. Everything looks fine but after I close the spreadsheet and reopen it, it just shows "Automation Error, Catastrophic failure" and it seems that the spreadsheet got stock when calculating the UDF. Please help! I think a macro and UDF should work well in the same spreadsheet, right? Thanks very much, jj Share Share this post on Digg Del.icio.us Technorati Twitter Reply With Quote Aug 6th, 2002,04:12 PM #2 XL-Dennis Board Regular Join Date Jul 2002 Location stersund, Sweden Posts 1,923 JJ59 Propably a reference that is broken/missing... Open the VB-editor. Choose Tools | References... and uncheck any reference named ISMISSING. HTH, Dennis Share Share this post on Digg Del.icio.us Technorati Twitter Kind regards, Dennis Developing solutions with B4J and B4A Reply With Quote Aug 6th, 2002,05:51 PM #3 JJ59 New Member Join Date Jul 2002 Posts 14 Thanks for the reply. Dennis I can't 'find "ISMISSING" in the reference. I'm using Excel 2000 with XP. I don't know if that is the reason but I got another weird p
VBA / Office Integration > Excel > Shared workbook error : "Catastrophic failure." !! Thread Tools Display Modes #1 08-14-2003, 03:41 PM spartain Newcomer Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: Bozeman, MT Posts: 3 Shared workbook error : "Catastrophic failure." !! I have http://www.xtremevbtalk.com/excel/99427-shared-workbook-error-catastrophic-failure.html developed a Shared Excel workbook with lots of macros and visual basic code behind it. It's been working great, but this morning when I opened it, an error box popped up that said "Automation error. Catastrophic failure." Selecting "OK" pulled up the VB http://easysoftwareuk.com/2147418113-automation-error-catastrophic-failure.htm editor, which was useless since you can't view any code on a Shared folder. Excel also froze up on me (forcing me to restart it). Everyone on the network had the same problem (we're all on Windows 2000) except our secretary (for some catastrophic failure reason we were never able to figure out...). Then we did the following procedure: 1. Open the workbook, disabling the macros (all of our security levels are set to Medium). 2. Turn the "Sharing" property off. 3. Save. 4. Turn the "Sharing" property back on. 5. Close the workbook. It doesn't really make sense, but the next time we tried to open it (enabling the macros), it worked, and hasn't given us any trouble since. The problem is that this workbook is for a client, and we error catastrophic failure want to fix it so that the error is not generated again--and since we were never able to find the cause, we don't know what changes we need to make. Does anyone have any ideas or experience with this type of error? One other question. We also noticed that the when the workbook is Shared, the act of saving and closing the file (even when you don't make any changes!) adds about 1 MB to the th file size! However, if you turn "Sharing" off and then turn it back on, it resets the file size to the original. Any ideas on how to keep it from blowing up? Thanks!! spartain View Public Profile Find all posts by spartain #2 08-14-2003, 04:29 PM Mike Rosenblum Microsoft Excel MVP Forum Leader* Guru * Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: New York, NY, USA Posts: 7,848 I am going to take a wild guess that you have more experience with Shared Workbooks than the rest of this forum combined. But anyone else with experience here should chime in... I'll put down a couple of thoughts from my limited experience here: (1) I found shared workbooks somewhat difficult to deal with. This became especially true as the workbooks grew in size (nothing mysterious, just Users adding more data over time), it bogged down and got too slow eventually. We bailed and went to other solutions. But we had little invested effort here, so bailing was easy. (2) The extra 1mb you refer to is a sort of recor
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