Hi all experts,
I'm working with some updates of a Windows application (c++ Builder) where I at one place use the Solver Add-In in Excel (I'm calling it through OLE). This has been working since 2008 when I first developed it and now it is still working but I get some strange unwanted behaviour.
Everytime the Solver Add-In is awoken by a call through the Excel OLE object I get this dialog saying
"Macro error at cell: [SOLVER.XLA]Excel4Functions!A31"
followed by four buttons:
into
Formula:
=ELSE()
I now press button Evaluate several times until I get =RETURN() and here the solver fails to find a solution.
The whole Excel call is meant to be run in the background invisible for the end-user and I need get rid of this sudden behaviour.
Since last time I worked with this project I've had HD crash and a total reinstallation of Windows XP. We are running Office 2003 btw.
BR,
perco
I'm working with some updates of a Windows application (c++ Builder) where I at one place use the Solver Add-In in Excel (I'm calling it through OLE). This has been working since 2008 when I first developed it and now it is still working but I get some strange unwanted behaviour.
Everytime the Solver Add-In is awoken by a call through the Excel OLE object I get this dialog saying
"Macro error at cell: [SOLVER.XLA]Excel4Functions!A31"
followed by four buttons:
- Halt
- Step
- Continue
- GoTo (the last one is disabled).
- Step Into
- Step Over
- Help
- Pause
into
Formula:
=ELSE()
I now press button Evaluate several times until I get =RETURN() and here the solver fails to find a solution.
The whole Excel call is meant to be run in the background invisible for the end-user and I need get rid of this sudden behaviour.
Since last time I worked with this project I've had HD crash and a total reinstallation of Windows XP. We are running Office 2003 btw.
BR,
perco