Cannot find project or library - Spreadsheet Journal Import not working on Excel 2007 with Windows 7 or Vista
After we open the Journal Import Spreadsheet in Windows 7 or Windows Vista, it does not let us click on any buttons to create journals, etc... We get, "Compile error, Cannot find project or library".
The spreadsheet journal import, JRNL1.XLS, can be used so long as the Microsoft delivered XML library file msxml.dll exists on the environment. It does not exist with Windows 7 nor Windows Vista.
Please copy the msxml.dll file from the Windows XP computer to the workstation with Windows 7 or Windows Vista. Place the file under the windows directory where it is referenced, as follows.
--Open JRNL1.xls and then go to the VB Editor (Tools > Macro > VB Editor) or ((Developer > Visual Basic for Office 7)
--With JRNLMCRO highlighted, click Tools > Reference
There should be a reference to the Microsoft XML DLL library file (msxml.dll). Microsoft has several versions of this library (msxml2.dll / msxml3.dll / etc.) and they coexist on some computers.
NOTE:
• For Windows 7, the msxml.dll file needs to go in the C:\Windows\SysWOW64 directory.
• For Windows Vista, the msxml.dll file needs to go in the C:\Windows\System32" directory.
The spreadsheet journal import, JRNL1.XLS, can be used so long as the Microsoft delivered XML library file msxml.dll exists on the environment. It does not exist with Windows 7 nor Windows Vista.
Please copy the msxml.dll file from the Windows XP computer to the workstation with Windows 7 or Windows Vista. Place the file under the windows directory where it is referenced, as follows.
--Open JRNL1.xls and then go to the VB Editor (Tools > Macro > VB Editor) or ((Developer > Visual Basic for Office 7)
--With JRNLMCRO highlighted, click Tools > Reference
There should be a reference to the Microsoft XML DLL library file (msxml.dll). Microsoft has several versions of this library (msxml2.dll / msxml3.dll / etc.) and they coexist on some computers.
NOTE:
• For Windows 7, the msxml.dll file needs to go in the C:\Windows\SysWOW64 directory.
• For Windows Vista, the msxml.dll file needs to go in the C:\Windows\System32" directory.
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