This code works fine with VBE window open, but raises an error Subscript out of range
at this line: wB.VBProject.VBComponents(wS.CodeName).Properties("_CodeName").Value = "wsData"
when VBE window is closed. Maybe someone can show me what I'm missing here.
Sub newWorkbook()
Dim wB As Workbook
Dim wS As Worksheet
Dim Proj As Object'<=== added
Set wB = Workbooks.Add
Set wS = wB.Worksheets(1)
wS.Name = "Data"
Set Proj = wB.VBProject '<== added
'wB.VBProject.VBComponents(wS.CodeName).Properties("_CodeName").Value = "wsData" '<==Original line
Proj.VBComponents(wS.CodeName).Properties("_CodeName").Value = "wsData" '<== New
On Error Resume Next
Application.DisplayAlerts = False
wB.SaveAs "C:\dummy.xls", 56
Application.DisplayAlerts = True
If Not wB Is Nothing Then wB.Close False
Set wB = Nothing
End Sub
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I suspect it's a manifestation of the two.dot rule, or at least a distant relative. I was able to reproduce your problem. I solved it by declaring the whole chain of VBA objects, like this:
Sub newWorkbook()
Dim wB As Workbook
Dim wS As Worksheet
Dim vbProj As VBIDE.VBProject
Dim vbComps As VBIDE.VBComponents
Dim vbComp As VBIDE.VBComponent
Dim vbProps As VBIDE.Properties
Dim CodeNameProp As VBIDE.Property
Set wB = Workbooks.Add
Set wS = wB.Worksheets(1)
wS.Name = "Data"
Set vbProj = wB.VBProject
Set vbComps = vbProj.VBComponents
Set vbComp = vbComps(wS.CodeName)
Set vbProps = vbComp.Properties
Set CodeNameProp = vbProps("_Codename")
CodeNameProp.Value = "wsData"
On Error Resume Next
Application.DisplayAlerts = False
wB.SaveAs "E:\docs\dummy.xls", 56
Application.DisplayAlerts = True
If Not wB Is Nothing Then wB.Close False
Set wB = Nothing
End Sub
I had to set a reference to VBA Extensibility to do this.
Also note that the user has to have allowed access to VBA extensibility, by checking "Trust Access to the VBA Project Model" under Macro Security. You can test whether it's set like this:
Function ProgrammaticAccessAllowed() As Boolean
Dim vbTest As VBIDe.vbComponent
On Error Resume Next
Set vbTest = ThisWorkbook.VBProject.VBComponents(1)
If Err.Number = 0 Then
ProgrammaticAccessAllowed = True
End If
End Function
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