Hi Bala, Thanks for your post. Please try calling this below method in your outlook VBA code. Function openExcel() Dim xlApp As Object Dim sourceWB As Workbook Dim sourceWS As Worksheet Set xlApp = CreateObject('Excel.Application') With xlApp.Visible = True.EnableEvents = False End With strFile = 'C: Das SalesSheet.xls' 'Put your file path. Set sourceWB = Workbooks.Open(strFile,, False,,,,,,, True) Set sourceWH = sourceWB.Worksheets('SalesForm') sourceWB.Activate End Function Hope this helps and put mark as answer if its solves your problem. Thanks Dwipayan Das Dwipayan Das. Answers 1) The Basic Programming Language was developed by WANG Corp in the 1960's and was designed to be used by people who didn't have a lot of computer background. Also back at that time memory was very expensive.
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Word application cannot open excel files directly. However, excel data can be copied & pasted “I use this information. I dude, how to format in word the information to copy excel, I print and cut Also, add reference by going: Tools–>References–> “Microsoft Visual Basic for Applications Extensibility”. In the meantime try opening the file using File > Open directly from Word. This seems to minimize the problem. If you double click on the file directly from Finder, Word often crashes.
The designer of the language try to make the statements as short as possible to minimize the amount of memory. Also the programming language didn't do a lot of error checking to keep the executable portions of the program small so it didn't use a lot of memory.
Over the years different companies added addiional error checking. But Basic (VBA) is still considered very 'Error Forgiving' meaing you don't have to declare variables and can easily change one type variable to another (like adding a float number and an integer together).
The Application.Run is not really using Early Bindings or Late binding since it isn't using any OBJECTs. It is simply calling a procedure inside another module and passing parameter list. What the issue is there is no method in VBA to Declare a function/subroutine inside another workbook. This is a deficientcy of the VBA language. The declare function would perform error checking to make sure the parameter list is correct (the correct number of parameters and the correct types of parameters). Instead the error checking isn't performed until the code is run.
When you connect your iPhone with your system, you can use your iPhone as a mouse or trackpad. You will need a screen with two buttons at the bottom and a scroll button in the middle. Just click and drag anywhere in the screen to move the cursor. In any case, you’ll have to download the Mobile Mouse Server app on your Mac or PC to use your iPhone, iPod touch, or iPad with your computer. It’s a free download, but keep in mind that the Mobile Mouse Remote app itself, which can be had from the App Store, is a $1.99 download and in-app purchases do cost extra. Using your iPhone as a trackpad or mouse on your Mac or PC. There are a myriad of mouse and trackpad apps for the iOS platform in the App Store, but after careful sifting, we’ve found Mobile Mouse Remote, which can be had for $1.99, has a ton of great reviews and even includes a number of useful added features that will compliment the emulated accessory experience quite nicely. The app itself is really simple to use. With the app called “Remote Mouse”, you will be able to access your PC or Mac keyboard with fast typing and can even control your mouse pointer right from your iPhone and iPad. Not only that you can also access your PC or Mac’s taskbar directly from your iPhone or iPad using Remote Mouse. How to use iphone as a mouse for mac. Customizing Settings to Use iPhone as a Mouse or Trackpad. When you connect your iPhone with your system, you can use your iPhone as a mouse or trackpad. You will need a screen with two buttons at the bottom and a scroll button in the middle. Just click and drag anywhere in the screen to move the cursor.
Some people may want to call this error checking Late Bindings. I consider the 'BINDING' as objects and not variables. 2) An OBJECTs is part of Class. Dynamic Binding is really using a memory pointer to assign a variable to an object which is part of a Class. Some Class objects are compatible and others are not compatible.
For example a Rectangle is a Shape so you can declare a shape object (Dim shp as Shape) and bind a rectangle object to the shape object. You will be able to find the location of the shape (x,y,width, height) but no know the dimensions of the 4 sides. You can't Declare an object as a Rectangle and then bind a Circle to the Rectangle. Like they say 'You can't put a round Peg into a Square Hole'. If you are getting crashes using early bindings then the clases are not exactly the same. It is possible the new version of software are adding more parameters to an Class making them incompatible. An object (part of a Class) is a block of memory.
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The compatible portions of the Class should be located at the same locations of memory for the Classes to be compatible. I guess Late bindings may reduce the number of crashes that could occur. But if you are developing excel code that is backwards compatible you should make sure you are refrencing the correct verion of the Microsoft Excel XX.X object library. If you want your application to run with Excel 2003 you should be using 10.0 and not 12.0 or 13.0 or newer. Hi Bala, Thanks for your post. Please try calling this below method in your outlook VBA code. Function openExcel() Dim xlApp As Object Dim sourceWB As Workbook Dim sourceWS As Worksheet Set xlApp = CreateObject('Excel.Application') With xlApp.Visible = True.EnableEvents = False End With strFile = 'C: Das SalesSheet.xls' 'Put your file path.
Set sourceWB = Workbooks.Open(strFile,, False,,,,,,, True) Set sourceWH = sourceWB.Worksheets('SalesForm') sourceWB.Activate End Function Hope this helps and put mark as answer if its solves your problem. Thanks Dwipayan Das Dwipayan Das. Let me explain the difference between late binding (Dwipayan Das solution), and early binding (Smolin solution). Dwipayan Das Solution The Excel application is being defined using the following line Set xlApp = CreateObject('Excel.Application') Using the above line the VBA compiler will create the application will the code is running which slows down the program. Also there is no error checking when you use the variable xlApp. You also don't a list of properties and method available (the schema) while you are typing your VBA macro. Smolin solution You add the Excel Library reference to your project by going to the VBA menu Tools - Reference - Microsoft Office Excel XX.X Object library.