A user has sent me a macro that is no longer working and the developer has since retired. When I look at the variables, one is declared as follows:
Public WebDoc As HTMLDocument
When I run the macro, it errors out on the line below:
For p = 1 To y
vWBCount = Workbooks.Count
With ExpApp
.navigate vPath
Do Until .readyState = READYSTATE_COMPLETE
MyTimer
Loop
Set WebDoc = .document ''''THIS IS THE LINE THROWING THE ERROR
For Each IElem In WebDoc.forms(0).elements
Select Case IElem.Name
Case "InputKeys_BUSINESS_UNIT"
IElem.Value = vBU(p)
Case "InputKeys_bind2"
IElem.Value = vBegDate
Case "InputKeys_bind3"
IElem.Value = vEndDate
Case "InputKeys_VENDOR_ID"
IElem.Value = vVendor(p)
End Select
Next
.navigate vSubmit
Do Until .readyState = READYSTATE_COMPLETE
Call LookForAndCloseIEPopup
MyTimer
Loop
The error message says:
Object library feature not supported
Any suggestions on how to fix this would be appreciated. The macro is being run on Windows 7 / Office 2010 / Visual Basic.
Thanks......
Use .readyState = 4 instead of .readyState = READYSTATE_COMPLETE. They refer to the same readyState status.