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Summary V4 from VBA Intro training

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Victoria has attended:
Excel VBA Intro Intermediate course

Summary V4 from VBA Intro training

Hi

I went on the VBA training for 2003 yesterday (12 April) and have a problem on the Summary V4 of the training.

It is due to the final part of the sub main:

Sub AllDoneAndDusted()
Application.Speech.Speak "All done and dusted - he ha he ha"

Does anyone else have the problem that their computer doesn't like this - it comes up with a 'Run-time error '1004'
Application - defined or object -d defined - error'

any help appreciated.

Thanks
Victoria

RE: Summary V4 from VBA Intro training

Hi Victoria

Thanks for the question

I have run this code and all seems fine. Can you confirm that the code breaks at the above line? If so, what version of Excel are you using. It might also be worth checking that you have a full installation of Microsoft office

Thanks

Stephen

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RE: Summary V4 from VBA Intro training

Thanks I think it is probably an issue with my microsoft office as it definitely breaks at that point.

Thanks
Victoria

 

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