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How to fix missing REFEDIT control error

Asked by rgtechsupport in Microsoft Excel Spreadsheet Software

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I have a macro that I created in Microsoft Excel 2000 and it has been running correctly in version 2000 and version 2003 for a last couple of months. However, just last week, if the macro is run on a workbook in Excel 2003 and then opened in Excel 2000, I get a "Could not find project or library" error.

I tracked it down to the References section in the VBA editor and it seems like it keeps trying to find the REFEDIT.DLL control file in an Office11 path instead of the Office 2000 path. When I browse to the correct location, the file loads up fine. However, I don't want to have to do this for the thousands of files that we have. Also, even if I fix a file, if it's opened in 2003, it'll not work again in 2000.

Any ideas on why this is happening and how it can be fixed? I tried created the folder path it's looking for and putting the file there also, but it doesn't recognize it there and gives the same error.

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