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Are you using the 64 bit version of Microsoft Office? &nbsp;If so then those common controls libraries are not support there, they only work in 32 bit versions of Office.<br />
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Are you using the 64 bit version of Microsoft Office?  If so then those common controls libraries are not support there, they only work in 32 bit versions of Office.



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At Office Desktop I Use 32Bit Windows 7 Version with Ms Office 2016 and At Laptop i User Ms Office with Windows 8.1 64Bit. Please Advice If 32bit.<br />
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At Office Desktop I Use 32Bit Windows 7 Version with Ms Office 2016 and At Laptop i User Ms Office with Windows 8.1 64Bit. Please Advice If 32bit.

Regards,

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I am in Trouble of Additional Controls of Userforms its not working i hv tried for mscomct2 file and mscomc2.ocx files and excel utility library all but not working please help me when i click on additional controls nothing happen and no menu opens up.<br />
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i have Version Ms Office 2013 at Laptop and 2016 at Office Desktop 2016 Both Have Same Problem.<br />
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I am in Trouble of Additional Controls of Userforms its not working i hv tried for mscomct2 file and mscomc2.ocx files and excel utility library all but not working please help me when i click on additional controls nothing happen and no menu opens up.

i have Version Ms Office 2013 at Laptop and 2016 at Office Desktop 2016 Both Have Same Problem.

Regards,

Excel VBA Additional Controls not Working

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