I had the same problem recently; you should check that you have the same versions installed for both MSP (2003) a,d Excel (XP); then try to reinstall a full Excel, including VBA and all that stuff.
The problem surely is with a dll with the same name and a different content.
Eventually, you should ask the question on a MS Project community forum.
Has this error only just happened? Was the system working perfectly well previously?
We had a similar problem when we removed and re-installed MSP 2000. The administrators didnt install all of the modules. As a result our Analyse Timescale.... just failed to work. However, it didnt actually come-up with the error # 440. It just did nothing at all.
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Mark,
I had the same problem recently; you should check that you have the same versions installed for both MSP (2003) a,d Excel (XP); then try to reinstall a full Excel, including VBA and all that stuff.
The problem surely is with a dll with the same name and a different content.
Eventually, you should ask the question on a MS Project community forum.
Alexandre
James,
Thanks for your reply.
I am using MSP2003 with service pack 2, Export Timescaled Data has never worked. Always the same error message.
Regards,
Mark Aster.
Hi Mark,
Has this error only just happened? Was the system working perfectly well previously?
We had a similar problem when we removed and re-installed MSP 2000. The administrators didnt install all of the modules. As a result our Analyse Timescale.... just failed to work. However, it didnt actually come-up with the error # 440. It just did nothing at all.
James.