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tips Excel and Office newsletters Excel and Office user groups Excel and Office training Links to other Excel sites Excel operating problems and solutions Company About Add-ins.com LLC How to contact us Policies Affiliate program License agreement View Cart Quantity Discounts Money back guarantee Microsoft Visual Basic Error 400 Some user will get a a dialog titled Microsoft Visual Basic and it contains only the number 400, like the following dialog: For users of our compile error label not defined software, this error is typically caused by having the add-in file for the Spreadsheet Assistant for Excel 2003 installed as in add-in in Excel 2007 or Excel 2010. The cure is to un-install it and install the correct file. Click File or Office Button, Options, Add-ins, GO. Uncheck Spreadsheet Assistant. Click Browse, go to C:\program files (x86)\add-ins and select Spreadsheet Assistant 2007-2013.xla. If you are not using our software and get the above message, it means that your code is referring to something that does not exist or no longer exists. The cure is is to step through your code line by line until you find the offending statement. From it you will hopefully get the clue to solve. It could be referring to a variable that had been previously set to a range and then the workbook closed. Or trying to run a command in a workbook that does not exist (very difficult to do!) The cure for our users of the Spreadsheet Assistant who get a Microsoft Visual Basic 400 dialog is to do the following: Excel 2007: Open, click the round Office button, Excel Options, Add-ins, and Go (with manage excel addins selected) Excel 2010 Open, Click File, Options, Add-ins, and Go (with manage excel addins selected) both: Unclick the Spreadsheet Assistant in the Add-in dialog Do OK's and close and re-open Excel Repeat the above ste
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Excellent Good Average Bad Terrible Display Linear Mode Switch to Hybrid Mode Switch to Threaded Mode 09-12-2006,06:54 AM #1 nsv View Profile View Forum Posts Forum Contributor Join Date 08-22-2005 Location Denmark MS-Off Ver Excel https://www.add-ins.com/support/microsoft-visual-basis-error-400.htm 2013 Posts 333 What does "400" mean? I made myself a macro by combining a series of recordings made when I performed the needed task step by step. One of the steps was to go to another sheet, copy a column of formulas and return to paste it into the original sheet. When I ran this step of the macro directly from the module, where it is generated at the recording, there was no problems, but adding it to the http://www.excelforum.com/showthread.php?t=575702 rest of the sequence made the macro stop when the cursor was at the 'foreign' sheet and the area to copy was marked. A message informed me of the figure 400 and gave me an OK botton. There was no error message. As far as I know the answer to everything is 42 rather than 400, so what does this figure mean? NSV Register To Reply 09-12-2006,08:05 AM #2 VBA Noob View Profile View Forum Posts Forum Contributor Join Date 04-25-2006 Location London, England MS-Off Ver xl03 & xl 07(Jan 09) Posts 11,988 Hi, I'm assuming it was error message 400. Attached is a list of errors That error referes to "Form already displayed; can't show modally (version 97)" http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=146864 VBA Noob Register To Reply 09-13-2006,07:12 AM #3 nsv View Profile View Forum Posts Forum Contributor Join Date 08-22-2005 Location Denmark MS-Off Ver Excel 2013 Posts 333 Thanks for the link; seems to be very useful. However, I'm quite positive that it did not write "Error 400"; only "400" and an OK button. Register To Reply 09-27-2006,12:18 PM #4 starryknight64 View Profile View Forum Posts Visit Homepage Forum Contributor Join Date 09-27-2006 Location Missouri MS-Off Ver 2003 (Work) & 2007 (Home) Posts 193 Post the code? Perhaps it would be beneficial to post the code? Register To Reply 10-05-2006,01:30 PM #5 starryknight64 View Profile View Forum Posts Visit Homepage Forum Contributor Join Date 09-27-2006 Location Missouri MS-Off Ver 2003 (Work)
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