Return to the normal user account and try again. ProgrammingRookie, From my experience, once you import and declare your application variable as above (the last 2 lines of my code instead of Dim app As New Excel.Application), the rest of the code compiles exactly as it would have using the namespace. If it doesn't take then log on to Windows with an administrator account and enter that folder.
This problem concerns users who use XLSTAT on a Mac with a specific Microsoft Excel. A popup will say "You don't currently have permission to access this folder". Run-time error 1004 Excel cannot access XLSTAT.xla (Windows).
Then I gave myself full permissions to the Microsoft folder by simply going inside the folder. AND then it will send Ctrl-V to the keyboard which means that everything gets pasted into Excel whatever is in the clipboard.
ProgramData is a hidden folder so unhide it. I do not know what you want to achieve with the code but it will activate Excel, then activate the workbook 'testy' and cell A1. When I click on either I get the message: The application was unable to start correctly (0xc0000142). It gave an access denied error for the ClickToRun.exe on C:\ProgramData\Microsoft. After it restarted, I am not able to open my Outlook or Excel.
That produced an entry in the Process Monitor. Leave the error dialog box on the screen. Need additional help Want to be across Microsoft 365 updates and GCITS articles when they're released Connect with Elliot Munro on LinkedIn here. Then run the problematic Microsoft Office application like Outlook. I am using AppActivate, but it is not bringing focus back on the excel application. Afterwards, I want to have excel come back to focus. I want to then let the user choose the printer to use. I bring focus to the word application with wdApp.activate. Clear the entries with Edit > Clear Display. I have code that opens a Word Application. Then add the filter on Result to ACCESS DENIED. The program is actually Process Monitor, not Process Explorer.
You are unlikely to have any problems starting Excel and other Microsoft applications if you use the built-in Microsoft Defender Antivirus software in Windows 10 instead of third-party anti-malware programs.Jack (Veriato)'s answer lead me to resolve the problem. Go to the settings of your antivirus software and try to exclude Excel along with all the add-ins you want to use. During part of the startup process, Excel may load any number of add-ins that provide additional functionality to your copy of Excel. In this case, it is helpful to understand how Excel works with external programs. You might require administrative privilege for this. For instance, you may see a message that says 'object library not registered,' and be completely lost as to what it means. Have registered the Dynamics NAV Excel Add in Excel to ensure that the add in is registered, You can open the excel and just try to find out the Dynamics NAV tab, if it is not available then you need to register it manually from Excel -> Option. In this case, consider which add-in is more important. MS Dynamics NAV Excel Add-in fails Unanswered. However, these add-ins often conflict with add-ins from other vendors. Some antivirus software includes add-ins that are installed in Excel to provide additional security features. If that solves the problem, it usually means that your antivirus software was the culprit. Even if you can’t find anything in the log, you should try to start Excel with the antivirus software deactivated. Check the scan log of your antivirus software to see whether it blocked Excel or an add-in. In many cases, a warning message is not even displayed. Some antivirus software does not recognize macros or add-ins correctly and blocks them. Third-party antivirus software can conflict with Office applications, causing Excel to freeze, fail to start, or stop responding after startup.