MBD26
Aerospace
- Mar 2, 2009
- 18
I've been using excel to run ESRD StressCheck through its COM API interface. Never had any issues with this, works just fine. I recently had a standalone "spinoff" program called StressCheck ToolBox installed, which has a similar COM API but with its own object library. The library is recognized by excel just fine, and everything in the registry is pointing to the right place. However, when I execute a macro for this program, I get the following error:
"License information for this component not found. You do not have an appropriate license to use this functionality in the design environment."
Searching the internet shows that this error isn't all that uncommon, but it seems like people who encounter this have it happen across the board for any macro they try to run. In my case, it's just this one program I get this error for. It works fine for any other program. There are executables floating around that apparently fix this for the people whose macros don't work at all, but this is a work machine that I'm not able to run any unapproved .exe file on, so that isn't an option. And it seems like my issue is a little bit different, anyway. I'm not a VBA genius, so I really don't have any idea how to tackle this. Any input is much appreciated
"License information for this component not found. You do not have an appropriate license to use this functionality in the design environment."
Searching the internet shows that this error isn't all that uncommon, but it seems like people who encounter this have it happen across the board for any macro they try to run. In my case, it's just this one program I get this error for. It works fine for any other program. There are executables floating around that apparently fix this for the people whose macros don't work at all, but this is a work machine that I'm not able to run any unapproved .exe file on, so that isn't an option. And it seems like my issue is a little bit different, anyway. I'm not a VBA genius, so I really don't have any idea how to tackle this. Any input is much appreciated