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Did you install Visual Studio by any chance?<br />
<a href="http://support.microsoft.com/kb/814697" rel="ugc nofollow">http://support.microsoft.com/kb/814697</a>
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Did you install Visual Studio by any chance?
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/814697 [http://support.microsoft.com/kb/814697]

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No this link point to installation of Visual Studio. &nbsp;<br />
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I get this error on running MS Access then ole to Excel. &nbsp;This code did not change but something is causing this to happen. &nbsp;Maybe Office update? &nbsp;<br />
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Rog
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No this link point to installation of Visual Studio.  

I get this error on running MS Access then ole to Excel.  This code did not change but something is causing this to happen.  Maybe Office update?  

Rog

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So no other ideas as none of these solved the problem?
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So no other ideas as none of these solved the problem?

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I never got a good answer, but will give points so I can close this question.
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I never got a good answer, but will give points so I can close this question.

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Started receiving &quot;Assertion Failed&quot; errors in my Office 2003 applications (Excel and Access). &nbsp;Mostly when doing OLE I think.<br />
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I have several Access applications that create Excel worksheets. &nbsp;The sheet starts to be created via ole, but then suddenly I get the Assertion Failed C++ message.<br />
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I am running XP SP1 and Office 2003. &nbsp;Tried the Office Updates, but nothing happens, still same results.<br />
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This just suddenly started happening about one month ago.
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Started receiving "Assertion Failed" errors in my Office 2003 applications (Excel and Access).  Mostly when doing OLE I think.

I have several Access applications that create Excel worksheets.  The sheet starts to be created via ole, but then suddenly I get the Assertion Failed C++ message.

I am running XP SP1 and Office 2003.  Tried the Office Updates, but nothing happens, still same results.

This just suddenly started happening about one month ago.

Assertion Failed C++ error in Office 2003

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