Macros Issue For Mac
Feb 19, 2016 - For anyone else who is having this issue, it appears that Excel in Office 2016 for OSX only allows you to enable or disable macros completely. In Office for Mac, there are three levels of macro security available, as seen in the following screen shot: If you're an admin, you might want to configure macro security for your users, in either of the following ways: Set a default setting, which users can change. Force a particular setting. Feb 20, 2018 - Working with macros in Excel on your Mac may not be enabled by default. This setting. You can use your macro to prove the problem.
Your call of course. Selfishly, I'd love a patch, depending on how far out KLL 0.4. I've grown pretty dependent on the simple macros and love what they allow for in my layout.
Yeah- does seem a bit silly, but I'm guessing the change is driven by the OLED touch 'keys' that will replace the function keys above the numbers. Is that the case or is this change independent of that? As I mentioned above, I created an issue on the kiibohd/controller repo which I'm guessing your involved with as well. Would it make sense to close that issue, or are there changes that will be required there as well.
Yeah, this sounds like a bug in karabiner. They are re-ordering keypresses for whatever reason. If you get push back, feel free to link me and I'll give a detailed technical explanation in the bug. Or if they want more details. On Sun, Oct 30, 2016, 16:03 Gibson Fahnestock wrote: Ok, disabling Karabiner actually stops this issue from occurring. I also did Karabiner-Elements = Check for beta updates = install, and the new version has a Devices tab, so you can disable the Ergodox part, which fixed macros for me. So based on this, should we raise an issue on the Karabiner Github page?
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New iMac with Excel 2011 opens spreadsheet, but macros will not run. Work was created on Excel for Microsoft OS. After opening, there is a splash screen that reads 'This workbook contains macros.
Do you want to disable macros before opening the file' We click Enable Macros. The file opens successfully and the data is available to view. New data can be input in the workbook, but if the macro button is pressed we get the 'Compile error. Cant find project or library' message. The macros also give us issues on Windows OS installs; however we have found that the fix is to add the MSCOMCT2.OCX file to the appropriate sys32 folder. We also need to be sure there is a valid date in the 'last record' created. The fix on the IOS system has not been as simple.
The iMac code that is first displayed in the debugger is below. The workbook is attached, but all client info has been deleted. This may have some effect on function of the macro, but it is sensitive information.
Compile error. Cant find project or library. Private Sub UserForminitialize Dim b As Integer DTPicker1 = Date DTPicker3 = Date DTPicker4 = Date 'Sheet3.Visible = xlSheetVisible '(show sheet to make changes) 'Sheet4.Visible = xlSheetVisible '(show sheet to make changes) If WorksheetFunction.CountA(C ells) 0 Then M = ActiveSheet.Cells.Find(wha t:='.' , after:=A1searchorder:=xlByRowssearchdirection:=xlPreviou s).Row End If.
Excel Macro Issues
You may be missing the Active X control required Note: The DateTimePicker control is part of a group of ActiveX controls that are found in the MSCOMCT2.OCX file. To use the DateTimePicker control in your application, you must add the MSCOMCT2.OCX file to the project. When distributing your application, install the MSCOMCT2.OCX file in the user's Microsoft Windows System or System32 directory. For more information on how to add an ActiveX control to a project, see 'Adding Controls to a Project' in the Programmer's Guide.