Нет библиотеки solver32 dll в excel

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• If you search for solver32.dll is the file found? It should be in a specific folder, like

  C:Program FilesMicrosoft OfficeOffice??LibrarySOLVER

  IIRC, solver is an installation option, and so needs to be chosen at the time of installation…

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    4 мая 2016 г. 19:31

• Hi,

  Based on your description, the SOLVER32.DLL file may missing or corrupted, first please refer to the folder of Bernie Deitrick provided and confirm if there are 2 files under that folder.

  

  Then you can try to reload SOLVER feature in Excel, please follow these steps.

  Open VBA Editor- go to Tools- References

  

  Then select Browse- go to C:Program Files (x86)Microsoft OfficerootOffice16LibrarySOLVER-change File type to Microsoft Excel files(*.xlsm;*.xlam..)- select SOLVER.XLAM.

  

  Now please restart Excel and confirm if it works now.

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    drdebt
    21 июня 2016 г. 0:46

• Thank you for the instructions. I have the two files in the SOLVER folder. I then went to the VBA editor and completed the steps you suggested there. I restarted excel, opened solver, clicked solve, and received the same error again:

  Run-time error ’48’:

  File not found: Solver32.dll

  Are there additional steps that I can take to try to correct this error?

  Thank you,

  Chris

• We are aware of an issue with Solver, caused by the initialization of Power Query and Power Pivot. We are working on a fix for this issue urgently. In the meantime, you might be able to get unblocked with
  the following workaround:

  1)     
  Make sure Excel is not running

  2)     
  Start Excel

  3)     
  Open the “Blank workbook” template

  4)     
  Launch Solver (click the Solver button in the Data tab in the Ribbon)

  5)     
  ‘Set Objective:’ will be the active cell by default

  6)     
  Set the range in ‘By Changing Variable Cells: to the same string as is in ‘Set Objective:’

  7)     
  Click the “Solve” button

       
  Close the Solver Results dialog

  9)     
  Open any other worksheet or workbook (do not close empty workbook first)
  

  Hope this helps!

  Freya

  Office Newsroom

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    Freya [MSFT]
    20 октября 2016 г. 17:18

• Thanks Freya. Unfortunately, the steps you listed did not resolve my problem.

  Have you discovered the fix for this issue yet?

  Thanks,

  Chris

• We are aware of an issue with Solver, caused by the initialization of Power Query and Power Pivot. We are working on a fix for this issue urgently. In the meantime, you might be able to get unblocked with
  the following workaround:

  1)     
  Make sure Excel is not running

  2)     
  Start Excel

  3)     
  Open the “Blank workbook” template

  4)     
  Launch Solver (click the Solver button in the Data tab in the Ribbon)

  5)     
  ‘Set Objective:’ will be the active cell by default

  6)     
  Set the range in ‘By Changing Variable Cells: to the same string as is in ‘Set Objective:’

  7)     
  Click the “Solve” button

       
  Close the Solver Results dialog

  9)     
  Open any other worksheet or workbook (do not close empty workbook first)
  

  Hope this helps!

  Freya

  Office Newsroom

  The solver doesn’t even run, my coworker has a x86 computer a his Solver works normally but I have an x64 computer and it keeps crashing, do you have any updates?

• Good news! We have released a couple of fixes related to this issue with the Solver32.dll file, caused by the initialization of Power Query and Power Pivot. Please update to the latest version of Office and let us know if you continue to encounter
  any issues.

  
  Freya

  Office Newsroom

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    Freya [MSFT]
    8 декабря 2016 г. 0:10

• Not resolved my problem. Please help me

  I am using Microsoft 365 . I am currently facing a problem with installing Solver. I have already done the steps to add in Solver, but I am unable to use this function. This error message keeps appearing: «Cannot run the macro ‘SOLVER.XLAM!GetSolverLabel'»

• I have the most up-to-date version of Office, but I continue to receive the same error. Are there any other options to fix it?

  Thanks,

  Chris

• I also have the most up-to-date version of Office 2016 prof, same error (File not found: Solver32.dll, error 48). Reinstalled it, didn’t help

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    tfinnesand
    7 апреля 2017 г. 16:31
    more precise

• Same problem here.   New Windows 10 computer.  64 bit.  Office 365. Version 1404. Build 8067.2115.  

  When trying to load solver add-in…

  Error message:  Compile error in hidden module:  Solver Code

• Same problem here.

  Windows 10, newly installed office 2016 64 bit.

• When trying to load solver add-in I am getting the same message 

  Error message:  Compile error in hidden module:  Solver Code

  New Windows 10 computer.  64 bit.  Office 365. Version 1707. Build 8326.2107

  No luck yet 

• Same problem here.  Using Windows 10, Excel 2016 MSO (16.0.8431.2046) 64-bit.

  Tried everything suggested and nothing worked.

• This thread is totally dead. Did Freya resigned?

  I am facing the same problem too, is there a solution yet?

• Same here.  Any solutions??

• Issue remains for so many of us!!!!!!!

• Have you quit? Many of us still have an issue. You helped nobody.

• Same problem now 2019, is there a fix for this yet?

• A suggestion in another thread worked for me (I wasn’t able to paste the link directly)

  Here’s the quoted text from user Trekdoor:

  «For me worked this: I copied the solver32.dll into the office16 folder.

  e.g. (for me):

  C:Program Files (x86)Microsoft OfficeOffice16

  I guess there is a bug in the solver32.xlam, referring to the wrong (or standard) folder for dll’s.

  T.»

  I hope this helps!

• try removing Solver from the references in the VBA window.

  1. Click «Alt + F11» to view the VBA Editor
  2. Click Tools > References
  3. Uncheck «Solver» then close. 
  4. Restart excel workbooks
  5. Repeat the previous steps but this time make sure to check «Solver» 
  6. Restart and it should work.

  If the above steps do not yield a good results, try to remove the solver from the «Excel add-ins», restart then add Excel back on then restart.

  Good luck,

  FL

• We usually see Asus products having Excel Solver issues. This is due to the bundled WPS Office. They have their own Solver plugin that clashes with Microsoft one. Uninstall that piece of bloatware and you should be able to click «Solver» under
  «Data» ribbon in Excel.