Word Visual Basic For Applications Mac
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Visual Basic For Applications Microsoft
- I downgraded to Word 16.43 and it worked -- for a while. But now after coming back to my computer, I am getting a different error message saying that Zotero could not perform the action. 'If you have performed a custom installation of Office, you may need to run the installer again, ensuring that Visual Basic for Applications is selected.'
- This error is likely to be unrelated to the issue with M1/Rosetta. Have you tried restarting your computer? Does it work in a new document or existing document? Could you produce a Debug ID from Zotero for an attempt to perform an operation that fails?
- edited 23 days agoWhen I downgraded Word to 16.43, I knew enough to turn off automatic updating for Office apps. It turns out that the error came only while the Microsoft Auto Update app was open in the background (even without DL’ing anything). After closing the update window, Zotero functioned normally again. So related, but not related.
Dir() on a Mac (Word VBA)
Dir() on a Mac (Word VBA)
Can't Load Visual Basic For Applications Word Mac
From the Word VBA:
Using the Dir() method on a Mac does not like the * wildcard. I do not use a Mac but am trying to help someone out. The help file indicates that it should work, but it is unsuccessful.
You should only have to change the format of the path. This snipit should echo back the name of each .wmp file in the directory.
Works on a PC
Dim sPath As String
Dim sFile As String
sPath = ActiveDocument.Path & '
sFile = Dir(sPath & '*.wpm')
Do While sFile <> '
MsgBox sFile
sFile = Dir
Loop
Doesn't work on a Mac
Dim sPath As String
Dim sFile As String
sPath = ActiveDocument.Path & ':'
sFile = Dir(sPath & '*.wpm')
Do While sFile <> '
MsgBox sFile
sFile = Dir
Loop
If we replace the * with an actual filename, it echos back the filename properly. It just seems to be having trouble with the wildcard.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Using the Dir() method on a Mac does not like the * wildcard. I do not use a Mac but am trying to help someone out. The help file indicates that it should work, but it is unsuccessful.
You should only have to change the format of the path. This snipit should echo back the name of each .wmp file in the directory.
Works on a PC
Dim sPath As String
Dim sFile As String
sPath = ActiveDocument.Path & '
sFile = Dir(sPath & '*.wpm')
Do While sFile <> '
MsgBox sFile
sFile = Dir
Loop
Doesn't work on a Mac
Dim sPath As String
Dim sFile As String
sPath = ActiveDocument.Path & ':'
sFile = Dir(sPath & '*.wpm')
Do While sFile <> '
MsgBox sFile
sFile = Dir
Loop
If we replace the * with an actual filename, it echos back the filename properly. It just seems to be having trouble with the wildcard.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.