![]() However what I never seen was a “fix” for when this occurs. NONE of the existing office applications can launch or use VBA. I should note that this issue can occur – office 2003, or 2010 or 2013. So I have seen this issue over the years, given my long and varied experience with Access. ![]() So I never been able to solve the above issue “when” it occurs.Īnyone have any ideas short of re-building my computer?Įverything else on the computer runs just fine. SO ALL VBA CODE RUNS FINE, the “key” point is no more VBA editor. The other interesting symptom is that Access or excel or whatever that wants to run VBA code works just fine. kill objects when they are no longer needed. ScreeenUpdate True Application.EnableEvents True End Sub. ScreeenUpdate False Application.EnableEvents False My Code here Application. Un-install, re-install office – does not fix. The use of as below is recommended for all but the most simple macros. In the above case(s), the only eventually solution was to re-format, and re-build the computer. ![]() (but of course no answer or fix was found). There are a “good” many posts on the internet, that show the EXACT same problem as above. (and that includes a test of creating a blank database on anther machine, Includes if I create a blank database on another machine.ĪND THIS ALSO includes if I launch access 2010, or exit, and then try launching access 2013 on the SAME machine.ĪND AGAIN this is not limited to ANY particular data file (same issue if I create a blank new database). And you can even create a brand new blank database, and again you get the above. And this message occurs for ANY and ALL existing databases. This is for any new, old sheet, and even ones I create on a new computer.Īny attempt to view or jump into code such as right click->design on a code module, Q165985 - OFF: Out of Memory Messages When Running Microsoft Office. ![]() (so just right click on a workbook – view code – you get above). Microsoft Excel : Excel VBA Performance Coding Best Practices (Microsoft Team. This occurs FOR ALL AND ANY SPREAD SHEET.
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