Error message when I start Microsoft Dynamics GP

[Valentin PR]

When I start Microsoft Dynamics GP , I receive the following error message:
The Great_Plains.vba project references some objects that cannot be found.
These objects are listed in the file: C:\Program Files\Microsoft Business
Solutions\Great Plains\Dynamics.txt
Lookin in Knowledge Base I found
Partner Only Article Article ID : 906256
Last Review : 2007-06-08
Revision : 3.0
In this article just propose this:
WORKAROUND
To work around the issue, ignore the error message that is mentioned in the
"Symptoms" section. VBA customization code and code changes do not run in
Microsoft Dynamics GP Utilities or in Microsoft Business Solutions - Great
Plains Utilities. Therefore, even when you make modifications in Microsoft
Dynamics GP or in Microsoft Business Solutions - Great Plains, these
modifications do not run in Microsoft Dynamics GP Utilities or in Microsoft
Business Solutions - Great Plains Utilities.
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So I want to know if someone else has the same error and who it fixed.

Regards,
Valentin

[Valentin PR]

[Charles Allen]

You have some VBA that references objects not found on your workstation. It
could be that VBA was used with a module you don't have installed. The best
bet is to open the file referenced in your message. If there are other users
who don't get the message, look at their dynamics.set file compared to
your's.
--
Charles Allen, MVP

[Jon]

Hi Valentin,

The Dynamics.txt error file will list the reference which cannot be
found, if you could post the contents of this file, we could be more
specific...

I have seen this before where fields from a report or form have been
added to VBA but then subsequently removed from the original report/
form without first removing them from VBA.

The easiest way to resolve this is to re-import a working version of
the modification package. If that is not available you will have to
add the missing field to the form/report, then remove it from VBA and
after that, you can safely remove it from the form/report.

HTH

Jon

[Akram]

Hi Valentine,

If you have same set of modifications working in another pc, then you can
copy Dynamics.dic, forms.dic, Report.dic , Dynamics.vba.

I happen to run into these errors if i create new format of field in either
reports or forms, sometimes even if i create rename the button on my VBA
form, Old Reference exists even if i delete and re add button.

so i always copy the whole dictionary.

Hope this helps!
Akram.

[Harry Ho]

I found this resolve some time ago for exactly this problem.

Our VBA works, but somehow the references to the GP objects failed. If
you save this .INI file in your windows folder, it will suppress this
message.

[Harry Ho]