Hi
I have a .xlsb spreadsheet with VBA within it that uses "Set wb_Module = Application.Workbooks.Open" to open some other Excel files and use them.
The files it opens are on Sharepoint online and the machine I am using is a Windows 7 machine which has Excel 2010 installed.
The code was working fine last week. This week it keeps crashing with this error.
I've hidden the filepath but it is a valid file path and works when I try it on a Windows 10 machine.
If I move the files from sharepoint online to a network drive then the code works so it is something specific to the files being stored in sharepoint online. I know I could move the files but we have been asked to keep the files on sharepoint online and it would be an inconvenience to keep moving them to a network drive. This solution also carries a risk that there is a update to the master copies on sharepoint and someone forgets to also copy the files to the network drive.
I run it on Windows 7 because the same Excel workbook runs so much faster on Windows 7 with Excel 2010 than it does on the Windows 10 machines we have with Office 365. That's a whole separate issue!!
When I try to access the file using internet explorer on the Windows 7 machine I can see it but I can't open it using the app. Now I haven't tried to do this before on this Windows 7 machine because it worked ok until yesterday so I can't be sure if this never worked or if this is a sympton of the issue.
Does anyone know when this might be happening now (when it was ok last week) and is there any way around it?
I have a .xlsb spreadsheet with VBA within it that uses "Set wb_Module = Application.Workbooks.Open" to open some other Excel files and use them.
The files it opens are on Sharepoint online and the machine I am using is a Windows 7 machine which has Excel 2010 installed.
The code was working fine last week. This week it keeps crashing with this error.
I've hidden the filepath but it is a valid file path and works when I try it on a Windows 10 machine.
If I move the files from sharepoint online to a network drive then the code works so it is something specific to the files being stored in sharepoint online. I know I could move the files but we have been asked to keep the files on sharepoint online and it would be an inconvenience to keep moving them to a network drive. This solution also carries a risk that there is a update to the master copies on sharepoint and someone forgets to also copy the files to the network drive.
I run it on Windows 7 because the same Excel workbook runs so much faster on Windows 7 with Excel 2010 than it does on the Windows 10 machines we have with Office 365. That's a whole separate issue!!
When I try to access the file using internet explorer on the Windows 7 machine I can see it but I can't open it using the app. Now I haven't tried to do this before on this Windows 7 machine because it worked ok until yesterday so I can't be sure if this never worked or if this is a sympton of the issue.
Does anyone know when this might be happening now (when it was ok last week) and is there any way around it?
