Privacy policy. Office ProPlus is being renamed to Microsoft Apps for enterprise. For more information about this change, read this blog post. This article applies only to a Microsoft Access database. Requires basic macro, coding, and interoperability skills. DLL files are highly prone to corruption and can cause common Error in loading. This error is more commonly known as Error 48 Moreover, in this article we will learn how to get past Error 48 using a professional tool.
There are some quick fixes that one should try before moving on to the advanced methods for fixing the DLL loading error issue. There are several methods that can be applied to fix this error. However, the applicability of these methods depends upon the cause of this error. Hence, prior knowledge of the reasons behind the error might be helpful. Some of the most effective ways to fix DLL error are listed below:. Reinstalling the program that is giving you the DLL error message should be carried out to resolve this issue.
While reinstalling the program, one should check whether the program is sharing the DLL file with any other program. In such a case, one should not proceed with the installation as it might disturb the other programs as well. Something that may not apply here but is worth mentioning.
Using late-binding seems to be the preferred work-around. Seems to be a issue. Were you able to repro? I'm also finding an error with Form. This happens in and The first time you open a form that does a Me. Recalc in the Load you may not see the error but every subsequent time you see: Runtime Error can't find the field " " refered to in your expression.
In Access , I occasionally on a Recalc I see the error: "The Form name " " is misspelled or refers to a form that doesn't exist", but only once. Then every subsequent form open that runs the code Me.
Recalc throws " can't find the field " " refered to in your expression". Note: All this code runs perfectly in Access Should I make a separate post about this one? Do you have an earlier version of SQL Server that you could attach to, to try to narrow it down? StrComp function threw the same error message as above until I recreated the ADE using the optional vbBinaryCompare parameter in the function, and then everything worked fine again.
The content you requested has been removed. Ask a question. Quick access. I have the same issue. I've checked my VBA reference and it seems fine. Further I can use other functions in VBA. I'm taking a ADP and making sure it works in before we commit to an upgrade path. Any suggestions? No idea what DLL was causing the problem.
I was able to test my ADP in and everything was working. I've done 2 more repairs on Office Professional and can't seem to resolve this. How did you solve this? Dev Center.
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