Run-Time Error '5': Invalid procedure call or argument

[akreidler]

Hello,

I am receiving a "Run-Time error '5': Invalid procedure call or argument" when I try to select my worksheet tab called "Data Input". When I debug the macro, it debugs it to this line:

Option Explicit
Private Sub Worksheet_Activate()
    Application.CommandBars(sToolBarDataInputActions).Visible = True
End Sub

Would you know why I am getting this? This worksheet is on Excel 2010. Thanks so much

[akreidler]

The script above is inserted inside the sheet, while this is locatedd in ThisWorkbook

Option Explicit
Private Sub Workbook_Open()
    ' Check to see if to toolbars exist, if they do display the appropriate one for the sheet
    Dim sCommandBar As CommandBar
    Dim iCommandBarCount As Integer
    For Each sCommandBar In Application.CommandBars
        If (sCommandBar.Name = sToolBarTemplateActions) Or (sCommandBar.Name = sToolBarDataInputActions) Or _
            (sCommandBar.Name = sToolBarStagingAndSubmissionActions) Then
            iCommandBarCount = iCommandBarCount + 1
            Call recreateToolBar(sCommandBar.Name)
        End If
    Next sCommandBar
' If the commandbars don't exist then create them
    If iCommandBarCount = 0 Then
    Call createToolBar(sToolBarTemplateActions)
    Call createToolBar(sToolBarDataInputActions)
    Call createToolBar(sToolBarStagingAndSubmissionActions)
    End If
' Activate the appropriate toolbar
    Select Case ActiveSheet.Name
    Case sSheet3
        Application.CommandBars(sToolBarTemplateActions).Visible = True
    Case sSheet4
        Application.CommandBars(sToolBarDataInputActions).Visible = True
    Case sSheet5
        Application.CommandBars(sToolBarStagingAndSubmissionActions).Visible = True
    End Select
    ' Initialize btnProtocol
    Sheets(sSheet2).btnProtocol.Clear
    Sheets(sSheet2).btnProtocol.AddItem ("http")
    Sheets(sSheet2).btnProtocol.AddItem ("https")
    If Sheets(sSheet2).Range("rngProtocol").Value <> "" Then
    Sheets(sSheet2).btnProtocol.Value = Sheets(sSheet2).Range("rngProtocol").Value
    Sheets(sSheet2).Range("rngProtocol").Value = ""
    End If
' Populate the Action button
    Sheets(sSheet2).btnAction.Clear
    If Sheets(sSheet2).Range("rngAction").Value = "CREATE" Then
    Sheets(sSheet2).btnAction.AddItem ("CREATE")
    End If
    Sheets(sSheet2).btnAction.AddItem ("UPDATE")
    Sheets(sSheet2).btnAction.AddItem ("UPDATEDATA")
End Sub


Private Sub Workbook_BeforeClose(Cancel As Boolean)
    ' Close down the toolbars on exit
    Application.CommandBars(sToolBarTemplateActions).Visible = False
    Application.CommandBars(sToolBarDataInputActions).Visible = False
    Application.CommandBars(sToolBarStagingAndSubmissionActions).Visible = False
End Sub

[Aflatoon]

Whatever the value of sToolBarDataInputActions is is not a valid commandbars name. Are you sure the variable still has a value and that it's correct?

[raj007]

Hello Were you able to fix this issue, I am getting the same error and unable to debug the issuePlease let me know Raj

Hello, I am recieving a "Run-Time error '5': Invalid procedure call or argument" when I try to select my worksheet tab called "Data Input". When I debug the macro, it debugs it to this line: [VBA]Option ExplicitPrivate Sub Worksheet_Activate() Application.CommandBars(sToolBarDataInputActions).Visible = TrueEnd Sub[/VBA] Would you know why I am getting this? This worksheet is on Excel 2010. Thanks so much

[joanp]

raj007,

Did you get this issue resolved, please? I'm having the same issue.

Thanks!

[raj007]

I am still trying to find an answer :-(

raj007, Did you get this issue resolved, please? I'm having the same issue.Thanks!

[raj007]

Here is the solution to the issue - I should have checked My oracle Support first My Experience:Running the INIT Macro fixed my issue

[joanp]

It worked fine when I ran it from within the Excel folder of the PTools folder in Citrix.

Thanks!

Here is the solution to the issue - I should have checked My oracle Support first My Experience:Running the INIT Macro fixed my issue

[portalar]

Thanks for posting your solution but where do I find the INIT macro that you mentioned?

Here is the solution to the issue - I should have checked My oracle Support first My Experience:Running the INIT Macro fixed my issue

Thanks
Art

[raj007]

It will be present in any Excel to CI.
Just do View Macros on any Excel to Ci sheet and you will see it and then you select and Run.

Thanks for posting your solution but where do I find the INIT macro that you mentioned?

Here is the solution to the issue - I should have checked My oracle Support first My Experience:Running the INIT Macro fixed my issue

Thanks
Art