#2 Report on Access Run Time issuesĪ short time later I received the notification within the following tweet, that an installed Access Run Time (RT) also seems to show these errors.
At this point, my thanks to the reader for the information. However, the user also points out that build 15330.20246 is not yet listed in the Microsoft 365 update history. So it seems to be related to the latest update. This will then run on both builds, but not on older Office versions.
It disappears when you revert to 15330.20230 OR create a new ACCDE with the newer Access version. The error occurs with our customers who have installed update 15330.20246. Anyone else who happens to have this bug and can elaborate? The user replied on Twitter: From the post, I conclude that there was either a reference to a library disabled (you can find out in the VBA environment) or a reference broken by the update. If you search for the bug, there are quite a few hits – and a support post from April 2022. This expression has caused an error: Requested class library or wizard is not a VBA project. Wilsonn61 While there is no '64-bit Access Database' per-se, there are some potential changes needed to run an existing 32-bit Access application in a 64-bit edition of Office 2010. You have entered the expression On Load as the event property setting. 32-bit version of Office and Access also run in 64-bit Windows in a WOW (Windows-On-Windows) 32-bit-hosted-in-64-bit execution environment. The person in question thinks that Microsoft has once again ruined Access with an Office update and posted the following screenshot of the error message in a tweet – the German text means translated:
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