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If you have Excel 2003, the Library should be excel 11.<br />
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My references window seems to think that the location of this library is excel.exe...
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If you have Excel 2003, the Library should be excel 11.

My references window seems to think that the location of this library is excel.exe...

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My workstation has been recently upgraded to Office 2003. &nbsp;I tried to run an application that used to work on my workstation that generates an excel spreadsheet. &nbsp;When I try to build for debugging I am getting the following error...<br />
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c:\visualstudio2005\source<wbr />\gpmqnt\ma<wbr />in branch\supplierscorecard\s<wbr />uppliersco<wbr />recardmedi<wbr />ator.h(23)<wbr /> : fatal error C1083: Cannot open type library file: 'excel9.olb': No such file or directory<br />
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I searched my c: drive for excel*.olb and found only Excel8.olb in WINNT\SYSTEM32. &nbsp;This appears to be an old file.<br />
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My import statement looks like this...<br />
#import &lt;excel9.olb&gt; rename(&quot;DialogBox&quot;, &quot;DialogBoxXL&quot;) rename(&quot;RGB&quot;, &quot;RBGXL&quot;) rename(&quot;DocumentProperties<wbr />&quot;, &quot;DocumentPropertiesXL&quot;) no_dual_interfaces<br />
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Does anyone know what the new import statement should look like?
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My workstation has been recently upgraded to Office 2003.  I tried to run an application that used to work on my workstation that generates an excel spreadsheet.  When I try to build for debugging I am getting the following error...

c:\visualstudio2005\source\gpmqnt\main branch\supplierscorecard\supplierscorecardmediator.h(23) : fatal error C1083: Cannot open type library file: 'excel9.olb': No such file or directory

I searched my c: drive for excel*.olb and found only Excel8.olb in WINNT\SYSTEM32.  This appears to be an old file.

My import statement looks like this...
#import <excel9.olb> rename("DialogBox", "DialogBoxXL") rename("RGB", "RBGXL") rename("DocumentProperties", "DocumentPropertiesXL") no_dual_interfaces

Does anyone know what the new import statement should look like?

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