No trespassing allowed! Issue 5: Declaring a Routine That Doesn’t Exist in the Specified DLL Think of standard modules like public parks, and worksheet modules like private property. Sorry, you cannot remedy calling a procedure in a worksheet module from another module. You can remedy “Sub or Function not Defined" by deleting the Private keyword from a procedure in a standard module. They can only be called from the worksheet (like clicking a button) or another procedure in that module. Subs and Functions in worksheet modules are private. Tip: All the macros shown in the Macros dialog box of the Developer tab are Public. You can make a procedure private by adding the Private keyword, like this:
Standard procedures can be called by any procedure in the project. By default, Sub and Functions in standard modules of the Modules folder (seen in Project Explorer) are public. “Sub or Function not Defined" also occurs when the procedure is not available to the calling procedure in the same workbook. Choose VBAProperties, then type a Project Name with no spaces. From Project Explorer, right click the macro workbook. Simply check its project as an available reference.īest practice: Assign your VBA projects a meaningful name. Even so, “Sub or Function not Defined" occurs when MyFunctions is not checked, and a procedure is called from a different macro. The workbook is open, so the Subs in MyFunctions run from the Developer tab. See MyFunctions in the screenshot above? MyFunctions is simply VBAProject renamed in a macro workbook.
Every Excel workbook has a built-in VBAProject. Your own macro workbooks can behave like Solver. At Solver project is near the top of the list of references, so you don’t have to scroll down to find it. The Solver project is not added to VBA when you enable the Solver Add-In, as shown below. Or you created your first macro that calls Solver Add-In. You received a workbook from someone with an older version of Excel. Perhaps you upgraded to a newer version of Excel. Most of the time, you can simply scroll down the alphabetical list of libraries and check the missing library, then choose OK.įortunately, a missing library happens infrequently, usually related to a recent change. If VBA has identified a missing library, the last library with a checkmark will start with MISSING, followed by its name. Tools, References is the next place to look.įrom VB Editor Tools menu, choose References. After you check for typos, and you’re sure you coded the called procedure, perhaps you are missing a library. Your feedback goes directly to our engineers and helps us shape the future of Microsoft products and services for all our users.Less frequently, the called procedure is truly missing. We will leverage 1st party solutions for customer feedback. We are evaluating enhancements and standardizations to improve and streamline how we communicate with customers and collect their feedback. We continuously evaluate our tools and that includes how we collect feedback. Why is Microsoft moving away from UserVoice feedback sites?
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