Excel Problem

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Always Learning

Hi Tom,

Thanks for the quick reply.

I have looked in tools/References but there is nothing marked as missing.

Anything else you can think of?

Thanks,

Steve.
 
you create an instance of your clsCalls class as mcalls.

is GetCalls a method of that class. Perhaps you need

mcalls.GetCalls Date, Date

Better would be to contact the someone else and ask them. Not sure where
basmain (module name?) is defined or why one would call Repeat in an
Auto_open macro.
 
Ok Tom,

Thanks.

Steve.

Tom Ogilvy said:
you create an instance of your clsCalls class as mcalls.

is GetCalls a method of that class. Perhaps you need

mcalls.GetCalls Date, Date

Better would be to contact the someone else and ask them. Not sure where
basmain (module name?) is defined or why one would call Repeat in an
Auto_open macro.
 
Helo,

This looks like that the creator has used an external library may a .dll
for CallBackHandler
You must ask him which one he used, get that dll, register in windows,
and add reference to it in the vba.

Sharad
 

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