If you find any, close Microsoft Project, then kill the Excel processes in Task Manager, then reopen for Project. Use Task Manager to check for any Excel.exe processes that don't have visible windows. If you're using for Project release 4.1.4 (not release 6.x/7.x) and you have any background processes of Excel running, RISK may be unable to connect to Excel and you may get this error. Follow the instructions in Removing Outdated References to Office from the System Registry to remove them. You may have COM registrations pointing to versions of Microsoft Office Excel or Project that aren't actually installed on your computer. If your simulation is not very large, switch to Multiple CPU: Disabled on the General tab of Simulation Settings.Ī couple of customers, who had multiple versions of Excel installed, reported that they got this error in Excel 2013 but not 2010 or 2007, with the same model.
See Find and Fix Startup Conflicts (Excel 2007–2016). Following are strategies that have worked for different customers in resolving this error.Ĭlose everything and restart Windows – not just log off and on, but a full system restart.ĭoes this happen with more than one model? Check your active add-ins and try disabling them, then adding them back one by one. "Run-time error '-2147417856 (80010100)' "ĭifferent conditions can give rise to this error. I don't have any idea why this is failing and am hoping someone can help me troubleshoot this."Run-time error '-2147417856 (80010100)' "ģ.22.
I have not heard of any issues from any other users, other than I had to add in the PtrSafe declaration to allow the workbook to work in a 64 bit system. We recently upgraded to Win10/Office 365 ProPlus. ' Send the form data To URL As POST binary request 'IE.Visible = True ' show the browser window '' You can uncomment Next line To see form results Set IE = CreateObject("InternetExplorer.Application") Microsoft Excel Object Library This defines all of the elements of Excel. xls filesĪpplication.StatusBar = "Creating report " + theSaveAsFilename Visual Basic For Applications This is the library that defines the VBA language.
' It then extracts and saves the Parameters, Charts and DataTables as separate. ' This sub opens IE and then download and Save the SSRS file (theURL) Here is a snippet of code: Private Sub IE_Automation0(theURL As String, theSaveAsFilename As String) IE = CreateObject("InternetExplorer.Application") line. I went to run it recently and it is generating the dreaded ActiveX Can't Create Object RTE:429 error. It has worked in the past with no errors. I have an Excel xlsm workbook that we use to automate the downloading of SSRS reports. Services include design and custom development of cross-platform, graphical applications using C++, Visual Basic, Microsoft Office, BackOffice, NT.
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