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    Can't find Project or Library

    I have an Excel 2007 spreadsheet that works perfectly but will not work with Excel 2010. One of the lines of code that is now failing is -

    ResultsWindow.PostTax.Value = Format(0, "$* #,##0")

    All this is trying to do is to format a number in a field on a Userform but I get the message "Compile Error: Can't find the Project or Library". From what I have been able to find on the internet, this is a problem with MS SOAP v3 not being compatible with 64 bit systems. In the program references, Microsoft Office SOAP type library v3.0 is shown as missing.
    Does anyone have a simple fix for this type of problem. Thanks.

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    Re: Can't find Project or Library

    Have you tried removing the check mark in the reference box where it is showing "MISSING"?

    Hve you a Calendar control on your Form?
    Hope that helps.

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    Re: Can't find Project or Library

    I removed the check mark as you suggested and that fixed it. How easy is that!
    Thanks for your help.

    I had found a workaround and that was to preformat the field and then transfer it to the Userform as Text so that the formatting was preserved.
    Thanks again.

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