I have the following code: Private Sub ComboBox1_DropButt*******() Calculate Me.ComboBox1.Clear Dim X As String Dim myFileSystem As Object Dim myFolder As Object Dim myFiles As Object Dim myFile As Object Const TargetFolder As String = 'C: Accts' Const myExtension As String = '*.xls' ComboBox1.Value = ' ComboBox2.Value = ' ' *** this next line is where the problem is *** Set myFileSystem = CreateObject('Scripting.FileSystemObject') On Error Resume Next Set myFolder = myFileSystem.GetFolder(TargetFolder) If Err 0 Then MsgBox 'Unable to find folder.' : Exit Sub Set myFiles = myFolder.Files For Each myFile In myFiles If Right(LCase(myFile.Name), 4) Like myExtension Then Me.ComboBox1.AddItem myFileSystem.GetBaseName(myFile.Name) End If Next myFile Set myFolder = Nothing Set myFileSystem = Nothing End Sub *** I get '429 Activex component can't create object error' It worked fine in the past on 97, 2000 & 2002 but now doesn't so I must have done something silly! Reading other threads on the subject refer to making a Reference to 'Microsoft Scripting Runtime'. I don't recall making a Reference to 'Microsoft Scripting Runtime' before and can't find it in the list. In another thread it refers to SCRRUN.DLL and I have this in system32. What on earth am I missing?

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I have a workbook with plenty of VBA on it, many using the Dictionary object. The problem is that Excel for Mac OS X doesn't seem to have the 'Microsoft Scripting Runtime' library, thus, no Diction. Dec 20, 2012  Re: Enabling Macros for Mac Users Not sure if this helps but, I have a Mac too and use Excel 2011. Photoshop fix mac os. To activate the development tab (and therefore see the Macros), you need to go to Excel/Preferences/Ribbon and then check the box for development.