Need Help Finding Right VBA DLL Version

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I installed Office 2007 on Windows Vista Home Premium Edition and now find
certain functions such as Split and UBound don't work (get "undefined
function" in query). I checked and it is referencing a dll named VBE6.DLL.
Then I noiced in the Tools/Reference list there were 4 other Visual Basic for
Applications, referencing 3 OLB's and a DLL. What is the correct VBA library
version and how/where do I get it? Or is one of these on the machine correct?
If so, how do I swap one for the other. I can't the delete the one checked
nor swap it for another. Thanks for any help anyone can give.
 
John Lane said:
I installed Office 2007 on Windows Vista Home Premium Edition and now find
certain functions such as Split and UBound don't work (get "undefined
function" in query). I checked and it is referencing a dll named VBE6.DLL.
Then I noiced in the Tools/Reference list there were 4 other Visual Basic for
Applications, referencing 3 OLB's and a DLL. What is the correct VBA library
version and how/where do I get it? Or is one of these on the machine correct?
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add a reference to "MS VBA Extensibility 5.3"

Then you can use the description property:

Dim ref As VBIDE.Reference

For Each ref In Access.Application.VBE.ActiveVBProject.References
Debug.Print ref.Description
Next

Then we'll let you know which ones to keep and which to discard.

Tony
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