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I am Running Excel 2016, and am not sure if I'm having a simple compatibility issue or what, hopefully someone can help me find a fix or suggest an alternative. In short, I am trying to display a PDF, embedded in a UserForm in Excel. I have a UserForm, say UserForm1. I have enabled the following extra references: Microsoft Visual Basic for Applications Extensibility 5.3 Adobe Acrobat Browser Control Type Library 1.0 This allows me to add the Adobe PDF Reader as an 'Additional Control' The control appears as a hatched box icon (bottom left), which I'm not sure it's meant to.
Then if I try to add one of these objects to UserForm1 (both programatically and in design view) it gives me an error Element not found For reference, the relevant lines of VBA I was using were: Dim PDFviewer As AcroPDF Set PDFviewer = PDForm.Frame1.Controls.Add('AcroPDF.PDF.1') Which I took from this Adobe forums thread: Resources online suggest it might be that the AcroPDF control is no longer supported. If so, is there another way to achieve what I want?
As an alternative to using the AcroPDF, try using the WebBrowser Object. It requires including the additional control Microsoft Web Browser Add a WeBrowser on the UserForm named WebBrowser1 Private Sub UserForm_Click() Me.WebBrowser1.Navigate 'about:blank' Me.WebBrowser1.Document.write ' End Sub You can just.Navigate to the PDF directly, but, to quote my comment: 'It's safer to use the html part, depending on the machine settings, sometimes direct navigation will initiate download instead of display.'
2019-1-21 Portfolio Analysis Latest Cryptocurrency Quotes in Excel. February 19, 2018 – by Samir Khan 0. This VBA-powered spreadsheet give you live exchange rates for Bitcoin, Etherium, Monero, Dogecoin and 1500 other cryptocurrencies. After clicking a button, Excel connects to the Internet and downloads the latest data. Find Cheap Dividend Stocks.
I am Running Excel 2016, and am not sure if I'm having a simple compatibility issue or what, hopefully someone can help me find a fix or suggest an alternative. In short, I am trying to display a PDF, embedded in a UserForm in Excel. I have a UserForm, say UserForm1. I have enabled the following extra references: Microsoft Visual Basic for Applications Extensibility 5.3 Adobe Acrobat Browser Control Type Library 1.0 This allows me to add the Adobe PDF Reader as an 'Additional Control' The control appears as a hatched box icon (bottom left), which I'm not sure it's meant to.
Then if I try to add one of these objects to UserForm1 (both programatically and in design view) it gives me an error Element not found For reference, the relevant lines of VBA I was using were: Dim PDFviewer As AcroPDF Set PDFviewer = PDForm.Frame1.Controls.Add('AcroPDF.PDF.1') Which I took from this Adobe forums thread: Resources online suggest it might be that the AcroPDF control is no longer supported. If so, is there another way to achieve what I want?
As an alternative to using the AcroPDF, try using the WebBrowser Object. It requires including the additional control Microsoft Web Browser Add a WeBrowser on the UserForm named WebBrowser1 Private Sub UserForm_Click() Me.WebBrowser1.Navigate 'about:blank' Me.WebBrowser1.Document.write ' End Sub You can just.Navigate to the PDF directly, but, to quote my comment: 'It's safer to use the html part, depending on the machine settings, sometimes direct navigation will initiate download instead of display.'