Compile Error Can't Find Project Or Library Excel Mac

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    commented Apr 4, 2017

    Using version 4.1.2, I keep getting the following error when I run my program on a Mac (I've tried two different systems, one 32 and one 64)

    'Compile Error: Can't Find Project or Library'
    The error is triggered by these lines (and possibly more, I didn't do an exhaustive review):

    • Public AsyncRequests as Dictionary
    • Private web_pConverters as Dictionary
    • Public function ParseUrlEncoded(Encoded as String) As Dictionary

    Any idea what could be causing these errors?
    Thank you so much for creating this program, it has saved countless hours at a small non-profit!

    closed this Apr 4, 2017

    commented Sep 30, 2017

    @ethanlowens I see you closed this issue. Did you find a workaround? I'm running into a similar issue coming out of the WebHelpers classes, specifically in:

    '
    ' 3. Url handling
    ' '

    '
    ' Join Url with /
    '
    ' @example
    ' VB.net ' Debug.Print WebHelpers.JoinUrl('a/', '/b') ' Debug.Print WebHelpers.JoinUrl('a', 'b') ' Debug.Print WebHelpers.JoinUrl('a/', 'b') ' Debug.Print WebHelpers.JoinUrl('a', '/b') ' -> a/b '
    '
    ' @param {String} LeftSide
    ' @param {String} RightSide
    ' @return {String} Joined url
    '
    Public Function JoinUrl(LeftSide As String, RightSide As String) As String
    If Left(RightSide, 1) = '/' Then
    RightSide = Right(RightSide, Len(RightSide) - 1)
    End If
    If Right(LeftSide, 1) = '/' Then
    LeftSide = Left(LeftSide, Len(LeftSide) - 1)
    End If

    Why doesn't my mac have a library folder download. End Function

    commented Sep 30, 2017

    FYI - when I looked at the references in the VBA editor there was a package was showing as 'MISSING' in the list. When I unchecked it, my code ran wihtout errors.

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