Can you please assist with this problem? Whenever I run this macro, it stops at:
Dim authResult As Dictionary
With an error message of: Compile error: User-defined type not defined.
I have not used the dictionary type before and I am trying to re-use this code from a sample macro.
The aim of this script is to use excel to make rest calls to a website so that I can download historic data. I am currently stuck at the login section.
Sub Login()
Dim userName As String
Dim password As String
Dim apiKey As String
userName = "username"
password = "password"
apiKey = "key123"
'activityTextbox.Text = ""
'clearData
Dim authResult As Dictionary
Set authResult = restClient.authenticateAccount(userName, password, apiKey)
If Not authResult Is Nothing Then
'appendActivity "Connected"
' Configure Excel to pull streaming updates as often as possible
Application.RTD.ThrottleInterval = 0
' Uncomment for real-time prices - this is very CPU intensive
' Buffer interval defaults to 500ms
'Application.WorksheetFunction.RTD "IG.api.excel.RTD.IGApiRTDServer", "", "bufferInterval", "0"
' Set manual refresh to true from very remote locations
' Application.WorksheetFunction.RTD "IG.api.excel.RTD.IGApiRTDServer", "", "manualRefresh", "true"
' This will require manually calling refresh to update lighstreamer subscriptions, i.e.
' Application.WorksheetFunction.RTD "IG.api.excel.RTD.IGApiRTDServer", "", "refresh"
Dim maxPriceRequestsPerSecond As Double
maxPriceRequestsPerSecond = 0 ' all available updates
If restClient.streamingAuthentication(maxPriceRequestsPerSecond) Then
m_loggedIn = True
'populateWatchlists
'populateAccounts
'manualStreamingRefresh
'Else
' appendActivity "Lightstreamer connection failure"
End If
Else
MsgBox "Authentication failed"
End If
End Sub
Thanks in advance. Cheers, Joe
Display the References dialog box, and then select the appropriate object library or type library. For example, if you don't check the Data Access Object in the References dialog box, types like Database, Recordset, and TableDef aren't recognized and references to them in code cause this error.
“not defined”. A possible reason for the error to occur is that you are utilizing the early binding method to declare and define the object, but the required reference has not been added.
This error has the following cause and solution: You used an Option Explicit statement to require the explicit declaration of variables, but you used a variable without declaring it. Explicitly declare the variable, or change the spelling of the variable to match that of the intended variable.
Add a reference to Microsoft Scripting Runtime as @YowE3k said:
In the VBA Editor:
Tools -> References
Find Microsoft Scripting Runtime
Check it
Click okay
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