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You haven't quoted the message to which you are replying, but I think you
are responding to a thread from 2005, and the answer hasn't changed from
what was given then by Gord Dibben.
You need the Office (or Excel) CD. The ATP is not part of Windows, it's
part of Excel. By default when excel is installed the ATP is loaded but not
enabled, but if yours wasn't loaded you'll need to load it from the CD.
--
David Biddulph
AG wrote:
> Hey,
> I am having the same problem, yet I cannot seem to upload the Analysis
> Toolpak whatsoever, even searching through the net I cannot find a
> way to do it. I have tried every possible approach, I even got a new
> Windows loaded onto the computer hoping that it would have it already
> installed, after hours & hours of trying I am still at square one,
> really annoying, is there any way we can download it from the
> internet (like the Microsoft site)??????
> Please Help
> Thanks
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I am also having trouble with installing Analysis ToolPak AddIn in Excel
2003. This is what happens & what I've tried:
- Tools...Add-ins shows the list of Add-ins, but trying to install yields
message that Excel can not access file "analysis32.xll."
- Tried using Browse and found that there are no files in the Add-ins
directory.
- Tried another default location that was provided, no add-ins there either.
- Tried Microsoft support search - no matches that helped.
- Tried the add/remove programs suggestion in this thread, received message
"Installation Source not available" even with CD in drive.
Not sure if this is relevant, but computer originally had another version of
MS office and I later installed Student & Teacher Ed 2003. When I go to
Add/Remove, it does not show "Student & Teacher", it lists "standard" 2003.
Have a project due in a couple of days that requires this function...any
help will be appreciated!
Debra J
"David Biddulph" wrote:
> You haven't quoted the message to which you are replying, but I think you
> are responding to a thread from 2005, and the answer hasn't changed from
> what was given then by Gord Dibben.
>
> You need the Office (or Excel) CD. The ATP is not part of Windows, it's
> part of Excel. By default when excel is installed the ATP is loaded but not
> enabled, but if yours wasn't loaded you'll need to load it from the CD.
> --
> David Biddulph
>
> AG wrote:
> > Hey,
> > I am having the same problem, yet I cannot seem to upload the Analysis
> > Toolpak whatsoever, even searching through the net I cannot find a
> > way to do it. I have tried every possible approach, I even got a new
> > Windows loaded onto the computer hoping that it would have it already
> > installed, after hours & hours of trying I am still at square one,
> > really annoying, is there any way we can download it from the
> > internet (like the Microsoft site)??????
> > Please Help
> > Thanks
>
>
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I would suggest that you completely unistall MS Office and reinstall.
--
David Biddulph
debra-j wrote:
> I am also having trouble with installing Analysis ToolPak AddIn in
> Excel 2003. This is what happens & what I've tried:
> - Tools...Add-ins shows the list of Add-ins, but trying to install
> yields message that Excel can not access file "analysis32.xll."
> - Tried using Browse and found that there are no files in the Add-ins
> directory.
> - Tried another default location that was provided, no add-ins there
> either.
> - Tried Microsoft support search - no matches that helped.
> - Tried the add/remove programs suggestion in this thread, received
> message "Installation Source not available" even with CD in drive.
>
> Not sure if this is relevant, but computer originally had another
> version of MS office and I later installed Student & Teacher Ed 2003.
> When I go to Add/Remove, it does not show "Student & Teacher", it
> lists "standard" 2003.
>
> Have a project due in a couple of days that requires this
> function...any help will be appreciated!
> Debra J
>
>
>
> "David Biddulph" wrote:
>
>> You haven't quoted the message to which you are replying, but I
>> think you are responding to a thread from 2005, and the answer
>> hasn't changed from what was given then by Gord Dibben.
>>
>> You need the Office (or Excel) CD. The ATP is not part of Windows,
>> it's part of Excel. By default when excel is installed the ATP is
>> loaded but not enabled, but if yours wasn't loaded you'll need to
>> load it from the CD. --
>> David Biddulph
>>
>> AG wrote:
>>> Hey,
>>> I am having the same problem, yet I cannot seem to upload the
>>> Analysis Toolpak whatsoever, even searching through the net I
>>> cannot find a way to do it. I have tried every possible approach, I
>>> even got a new Windows loaded onto the computer hoping that it
>>> would have it already installed, after hours & hours of trying I am
>>> still at square one, really annoying, is there any way we can
>>> download it from the internet (like the Microsoft site)??????
>>> Please Help
>>> Thanks
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