A problem occur after changing OFFICE from C: to D:

[Martin \(Martin Lee\)]

Considering my C:\ is nearly full, I unstall my office from C:\ and then
install my Office to D:\

After this, OFFICE runs well except EXCEL has a warning messege when I open
it.


The problem is:

When I open EXCEL, it jump up an alert messege:
[Unable to find C:\Program Files\Microsoft
Office\Office10\Library\Analysis\ATPVBACS.XLA]


1. Can anyone tell me how to solve this problem?
2. If I don't solve this problem, what will be the result?

Thanks!

Martin
2007-07-04

 

[Rick Rothstein \(MVP - VB\)]

The problem is:

When I open EXCEL, it jump up an alert messege:
[Unable to find C:\Program Files\Microsoft
Office\Office10\Library\Analysis\ATPVBACS.XLA]

I don't know what ATPVBACS.XLA is, but Google only turns up one hit for
it...

http://www.google.com/search?sourceid=navclient&ie=UTF-8&rlz=1T4SNCA_enUS221US221&q=ATPVBACS.XLA

and that has a warning attached to it saying "This site may harm your
computer", so I am thinking (but I don't know for sure) that file is a
virus/worm/Trojan of some sort. It may be relatively new because there is
only one hit for it in the search. Because of that warning, I will not
pursue your question any further. If you have a virus scanner program
running on your computer, you may want to contact the company that makes it
and ask them about this problem and what they suggest you do about it. I
presume they will direct you how to send the file to them for examination.

Now, with that all said, I could be completely wrong in my assumption; so
definitely check back here in this thread later on to see if anyone else has
any different thoughts on this matter.

Rick

 

[Roger Govier]

Hi Rick

I may be totally wrong here, but since ATPVBAEN.XLS is the Analysis
Toolpak VBA English, I wonder whether
ATPVBACS.XLA is the Toolpak for another country - maybe Czech Republic?

Depends where the OP is located, and which national version of XL he is
running.

The solution might be Tools>Addins>check Analysis Toolpak>Browse> search
for the same location on drive D:

D:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office10\Library\Analysis\ATPVBACS.XLA
--
Regards

Roger Govier

The problem is:

When I open EXCEL, it jump up an alert messege:
[Unable to find C:\Program Files\Microsoft
Office\Office10\Library\Analysis\ATPVBACS.XLA]

I don't know what ATPVBACS.XLA is, but Google only turns up one hit
for it...

http://www.google.com/search?sourceid=navclient&ie=UTF-8&rlz=1T4SNCA_enUS221US221&q=ATPVBACS.XLA

and that has a warning attached to it saying "This site may harm your
computer", so I am thinking (but I don't know for sure) that file is a
virus/worm/Trojan of some sort. It may be relatively new because there
is only one hit for it in the search. Because of that warning, I will
not pursue your question any further. If you have a virus scanner
program running on your computer, you may want to contact the company
that makes it and ask them about this problem and what they suggest
you do about it. I presume they will direct you how to send the file
to them for examination.

Now, with that all said, I could be completely wrong in my assumption;
so definitely check back here in this thread later on to see if anyone
else has any different thoughts on this matter.

Rick

 

[MartinW]

I was thinking along the same lines Roger. This thread may shed some light
on it.
Perhaps Excel 2007 is the culprit.

http://forums.palisade.com/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=771

HTH
Martin

Hi Rick

I may be totally wrong here, but since ATPVBAEN.XLS is the Analysis
Toolpak VBA English, I wonder whether
ATPVBACS.XLA is the Toolpak for another country - maybe Czech Republic?

Depends where the OP is located, and which national version of XL he is
running.

The solution might be Tools>Addins>check Analysis Toolpak>Browse> search
for the same location on drive D:

D:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office10\Library\Analysis\ATPVBACS.XLA
--
Regards

Roger Govier

The problem is:

When I open EXCEL, it jump up an alert messege:
[Unable to find C:\Program Files\Microsoft
Office\Office10\Library\Analysis\ATPVBACS.XLA]

I don't know what ATPVBACS.XLA is, but Google only turns up one hit for
it...

http://www.google.com/search?sourceid=navclient&ie=UTF-8&rlz=1T4SNCA_enUS221US221&q=ATPVBACS.XLA

and that has a warning attached to it saying "This site may harm your
computer", so I am thinking (but I don't know for sure) that file is a
virus/worm/Trojan of some sort. It may be relatively new because there is
only one hit for it in the search. Because of that warning, I will not
pursue your question any further. If you have a virus scanner program
running on your computer, you may want to contact the company that makes
it and ask them about this problem and what they suggest you do about it.
I presume they will direct you how to send the file to them for
examination.

Now, with that all said, I could be completely wrong in my assumption; so
definitely check back here in this thread later on to see if anyone else
has any different thoughts on this matter.

Rick

 

[Rick Rothstein \(MVP - VB\)]

I sure hope you are right for Martin's sake. I just found it suspicious that
there was only one hit for that filename in all of the net and that one site
is flagged as being dangerous to one's computer. One hit? I mean, Microsoft
never mentions it anywhere, in any of their web pages? I was afraid it was a
"near name" problem file of some sort.

Rick

Hi Rick

I may be totally wrong here, but since ATPVBAEN.XLS is the Analysis
Toolpak VBA English, I wonder whether
ATPVBACS.XLA is the Toolpak for another country - maybe Czech Republic?

Depends where the OP is located, and which national version of XL he is
running.

The solution might be Tools>Addins>check Analysis Toolpak>Browse> search
for the same location on drive D:

D:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office10\Library\Analysis\ATPVBACS.XLA
--
Regards

Roger Govier

The problem is:

When I open EXCEL, it jump up an alert messege:
[Unable to find C:\Program Files\Microsoft
Office\Office10\Library\Analysis\ATPVBACS.XLA]

I don't know what ATPVBACS.XLA is, but Google only turns up one hit for
it...

http://www.google.com/search?sourceid=navclient&ie=UTF-8&rlz=1T4SNCA_enUS221US221&q=ATPVBACS.XLA

and that has a warning attached to it saying "This site may harm your
computer", so I am thinking (but I don't know for sure) that file is a
virus/worm/Trojan of some sort. It may be relatively new because there is
only one hit for it in the search. Because of that warning, I will not
pursue your question any further. If you have a virus scanner program
running on your computer, you may want to contact the company that makes
it and ask them about this problem and what they suggest you do about it.
I presume they will direct you how to send the file to them for
examination.

Now, with that all said, I could be completely wrong in my assumption; so
definitely check back here in this thread later on to see if anyone else
has any different thoughts on this matter.

Rick

 

[Roger Govier]

Hi Rick

I sure hope you are right for Martin's sake

I wasn't suggesting that Martin downloaded anything from any site,
merely that he should point the Addin to the location for that file.
I found 12 references to the file (including the one you mention).
The others were all in Chinese, leading me to believe now that the last
2 letters CS are referring to Simplified Chinese.
Asking for a translation of them, I could see several references to

Open2" = "," e : \ program files \ microsoft office \ office11 \ l
ibrary \ analysis \ atpvbacs.xla ""
which would be consistent with the registry entries created if I load my
English version of ATP.

If Martin is using a Chinese version of XL, then maybe this is the
answer for him.
He should have a copy of the file on the original CD.



--
Regards

Roger Govier

I sure hope you are right for Martin's sake. I just found it suspicious
that there was only one hit for that filename in all of the net and
that one site is flagged as being dangerous to one's computer. One hit?
I mean, Microsoft never mentions it anywhere, in any of their web
pages? I was afraid it was a "near name" problem file of some sort.

Rick

Hi Rick

I may be totally wrong here, but since ATPVBAEN.XLS is the Analysis
Toolpak VBA English, I wonder whether
ATPVBACS.XLA is the Toolpak for another country - maybe Czech
Republic?

Depends where the OP is located, and which national version of XL he
is running.

The solution might be Tools>Addins>check Analysis Toolpak>Browse>
search for the same location on drive D:

D:\Program Files\Microsoft
Office\Office10\Library\Analysis\ATPVBACS.XLA
--
Regards

Roger Govier

The problem is:

When I open EXCEL, it jump up an alert messege:
[Unable to find C:\Program Files\Microsoft
Office\Office10\Library\Analysis\ATPVBACS.XLA]

I don't know what ATPVBACS.XLA is, but Google only turns up one hit
for it...

http://www.google.com/search?sourceid=navclient&ie=UTF-8&rlz=1T4SNCA_enUS221US221&q=ATPVBACS.XLA

and that has a warning attached to it saying "This site may harm
your computer", so I am thinking (but I don't know for sure) that
file is a virus/worm/Trojan of some sort. It may be relatively new
because there is only one hit for it in the search. Because of that
warning, I will not pursue your question any further. If you have a
virus scanner program running on your computer, you may want to
contact the company that makes it and ask them about this problem
and what they suggest you do about it. I presume they will direct
you how to send the file to them for examination.

Now, with that all said, I could be completely wrong in my
assumption; so definitely check back here in this thread later on to
see if anyone else has any different thoughts on this matter.

Rick