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Getting the error: Microsoft Access can't find the wizard. etc...
Occurs when: Using the Import from Excel feature
I have checked the Add/Remove Features and Access is completely installed, not sure what is missing?
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What version of Access? Do you have Office installed or just Access? What version of Windows? What Anti-Virus are you running?
Gina,
I am having the same issues as everyone else here, and I have tried all suggestions. One suggestion was to rename the VBA file under the C:\Program Files\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\vba. I was unable to locate the folder there. However I did locate the folder the following directory: C:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\microsoft shared\VBA\VBA7.
Is there suppose to be a folder VBA in the program files\common Files\microsoft shared\ ?
From what I have read there is really no perfect fix for this problem. The MS fix revolves around Access being installed not part of suite, and then installing the suite. I have uninstalled, and reinstalled, and have updated to SP1. Still no solutions. Please advise if you know of any other possible fixes.
I am experiencing the same issues.
Gina,
I am having the same issues as everyone else here, and I have tried all suggestions. One suggestion was to rename the VBA file under the C:\Program Files\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\vba. I was unable to locate the folder there. However I did locate the folder the following directory: C:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\microsoft shared\VBA\VBA7.
Is there suppose to be a folder VBA in the program files\common Files\microsoft shared\ ?
From what I have read there is really no perfect fix for this problem. The MS fix revolves around Access being installed not part of suite, and then installing the suite. I have uninstalled, and reinstalled, and have updated to SP1. Still no solutions. Please advise if you know of any other possible fixes.
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