Or trying to run a command in a workbook that does not exist (very difficult to do!) It could be referring to a variable that had been previously set to a range and then the workbook closed. From it you will hopefully get the clue to solve. The cure is is to step through your code line by line until you find the offending statement. If you are not using our software and get the above message, it means that your code is referring to something that does not exist or no longer exists. Click Browse, go to C:\program files (x86)\add-ins and select Spreadsheet Assistant 2007-2013.xla. Click File or Office Button, Options, Add-ins, GO.
The cure is to un-install it and install the correct file. Some user will get a a dialog titled Microsoft Visual Basic and it contains only the number 400, like the following dialog:įor users of our software, this error is typically caused by having the add-in file for the Spreadsheet Assistant for Excel 2003 installed as in add-in in Excel 2007 or Excel 2010.
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