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Old 07-23-2014, 07:14 AM
ElliotHarrison92 ElliotHarrison92 is offline Could not load an object as it is not available on this machine - Excel 2010 Windows 7 64bit Could not load an object as it is not available on this machine - Excel 2010 Office 2010 64bit
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Default Could not load an object as it is not available on this machine - Excel 2010

Hi guys,

Got an issue that is driving me mad. Every time a user accesses this file, he always gets the error messages: "Could not load an object as it is not available on this machine" & "Compile error in hidden module: MenuUtilities2" (or something along those lines)

I've looked around and checked if there is any files in the startup folders for excel, no luck.

Anyone got an idea?



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