Specifies the number of bins in the histogram chart. Read/write Boolean.ĬhartGroup.BinsCountValue property (Excel) True to display the Expand Entire Field and Collapse Entire Field buttons on the specified PivotChart. Read-only Boolean.Ĭhart.ShowExpandCollapseEntireFieldButtons property (Excel) Returns True if the current project was created in Access 2013 and onwards and False if the current project was created prior to Access 2013.
#ACCESSING VBA IN EXCEL 2016 CODE#
Returns the Boolean value True if the code project was created in Access 2013 and newer, and False if otherwise.ĬurrentProject.IsSQLBackend property (Access) Access NameĬodeProject.IsSQLBackend property (Access) If my suggestions help you, please acknowledge this post as answered below.The following tables summarize the new VBA language updates for Office 2016. If you do the same, your code should work! I am a fellow user in this user-to-user forum on MS Access and MS Word forums. Notice that the guy defines his variable before using it. If what you are looking for is "NTes" then use quotes, otherwise define NTes.Īs an example, check out the code here- :įindString = InputBox("Enter a Search value") That's why you're getting the "variable is not defined" error.
You have a variable, NTes (ie What:=NTes) that you haven't defined. The issue is with the undeclared variable which comes BEFORE the "LookIn:=xlValues". What am I missing or doing wrong in trying to operate on excel file from Access VBA? Thank you for any suggesrtion. I am using Access and Excel in Office 2016.
So I have to work on the excel file itself.Ģ) I could import the file, make the changes and re-export the file: but I cannot re-export to the same file, only to a new one,ģ) The Microsoft Excel 16.0 Object library is already includedĤ) I have another piece of code in the same project that prints something using word application and mailmerge, and this works Removed the possibility of editing linked excel files from access due to "legal reasons". The immediate solution seems to add ReadOnly:=False to the workbooks.open statement, even if False is the default : but also this change does not work, and the file opens always in read only mode.ġ) The excel table is linked to the access app, but I cannot edit the linked file directly: Starting from version 2003, Microsoft With this addition, the compile error disappears and the code runs, but the excel file opens in read mode only, and even if the updates are made correctly, the save operation fails (Note: the excel file is located in the same folder as the access project, Since access should knowĮverything about excel (excel object library is included), this should not happen anyhow, to bypass the problem and check whether the correct excel file is opened, I inserted This code does not work: I get a compile error, "variable not defined", pointing to LookIn:=xlValues.
XlBook.Worksheets("LibroSoci").Cells(rowNo, 37) = Me.Nuova_TessElett XlBook.Worksheets("LibroSoci").Cells(rowNo, 12) = Year(Date) RowNo = xlBook.Worksheets("LibroSoci").Range("C:C").Find(What:=NTes, LookIn:=xlValues).Row Set xlSheet = xlBook.Worksheets("LibroSoci")
Set xlBook = (ExcelPath & "LibroSoci.xlsm") Set xlapp = CreateObject("Excel.Application") Private Sub AggiornaLibroSoci(NTes As String)
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