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Hi 

 

i wrote a scanningprogram for digitalise documents last year. the prog sends the data typed in the gui inside a excel file. today i startet the prog for scanning. since it worked perfectly i didnt change anything in the code and used the program almost every day.

 

now today i startet the prog and data was written in excel. on saving the file excel now sends error

 

Excel UDF: Excel_RangeWrite

Error writing to worksheet.

@error= 3, @ extended= -2147352567

 

i already made systemrestoreing to frieday but still sends the same error.

 

anyone knows what has happened and how i can solve this?

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According to the help file: 3 = $vRange is invalid. @extended is set to the COM error code

Can you please post the _Excel_RangeWrite statement you run? If parameter $vRange is a variable please post the value of this variable as well.

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