' If Excel was not previously open then object variable will be empty Set objExcelWkbk = GetObject(, "Excel.Application")ĬheckAndReportError ("Try#" & iRetry & " (A) GetObject()") ' For Excel, an object is returned when successful (rather than Excel.Application) ' If Excel is already open then assign to the variable
' Although this *will* launch Excel, it always gives an "Class does not support Automation or does not support expected interface" error ' Set objExcelWkbk = New Excel.Application ' GetObject() and CreateObject() behave inconsistently. Another was that the launch behavior was somewhat inconsistent, so I added retries with a delay. This seems to be a change from earlier versions of Excel for Mac.
One important thing I discovered was that CreateObject("Excel.Application") returns a Excel.Workbook object rather than an Excel.Application object (and GetObject(.) does the same). I expect xlapp to be used as an Excel object.Īfter a lot of trial and error in Mac Word VBA, the following works for me. I tried replacing CreateObject("Excel.Application") with Set xlapp = CreateObject("Excel.Application")
#Excel for mac iql install#
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#Excel for mac iql windows 10#
I tried running a Windows 10 virtual machine with Parallels Desktop, and in this virtual Windows environment, the code works.
#Excel for mac iql update#
Since almost two years, I check this code with every Office update and it has always failed. I can not remember which version caused the issue. It used to work and stopped working with an Office 2016 for Mac update. Is this a problem in Office 2016 for Mac (currently using version 16.23), or is this a problem in my "environment" and the way Office is installed on my Mac? Step 3 Recoverit Excel file recovery will start to scan the computer hard drive, after. Select a hard disk and click the ' Start ' button to go on. Ive found references to people reporting it as a problem but no resolutions, although I have seen someone suggesting that Excel be opened with Applescript. It worked on previous versions but fails in Office 2016. Step 2 Select a location where your Excel files get deleted or lost. I know you posted the question sometime ago, but Im getting the same problem trying to open Excel from Powerpoint on Mac in the same way. On Mac it fails on the CreateObject("Excel.Application") instruction. Step 1 Launch Recoverit Data Recovery, to recover deleted or lost Excel files, you need to select ' Deleted Files Recovery ' mode. This works on Windows platforms (Windows 7 and Windows 10). I have Word 2016 VBA code to read data in an Excel document.
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