Object Variable or with block variable not set

[RajaKannan]

I am getting this error when the code enters this part of the module.

MailboxResult = GetMailboxInfo("OutlookID")
 
If MailboxResult <> "Error" Then
    Set MyRecipient = objOutlook.Session.GetRecipientFromID(MailboxResult)
Else
    GoTo Code_Exit
End If

The error mentioned in the title occurs when the bold portion of the code is executed.

I have declared the the variables well before using them

Dim MyRecipient As Object
Dim objOutlook  As Object

Can you please help me with this?

[NeoPa]

You have no code listed which assigns the objOutlook variable to any object.
I would guess you need something like

Set objOutlook = Outlook

Alternatively, just use 'Outlook' in your code. I'm assuming that is the object you want to use.

[RajaKannan]

I am very sorry not to mention that part of the code!!! But i have set the object already and this is how i do it.

Set objOutlook = GetOutlook(MakeVisible:=false)

The function returns the object correctly and i have confirmed that. Can you please tell me on what other probalities are there??

And thanks for your quick response.

[RajaKannan]

And one more thing, the same application works for all the users correctly, only one user is facing this problem. I was terrified to hear this.

[Killer42]

And one more thing, the same application works for all the users correctly, only one user is facing this problem. I was terrified to hear this.

Could it be that that one user does not have an Outlook account properly set up?

[RajaKannan]

Nope, his account is properly setup and checked it up personally. Could it be because of some patched which gets installed frequently???

[Killer42]

Nope, his account is properly setup and checked it up personally. Could it be because of some patched which gets installed frequently???

I don't actually know much about this, but I would like to know, are we talking about a specific user, or a specific PC, or both?

Just trying to narrow down the problem - what happens with the same user on a different PC, or vice versa?

[RajaKannan]

Thats a very good question. Actually its about the PC. The same user when logging in from a different PC does not face this issue.

[NeoPa]

Have you checked that all the References (libraries) are present on your one problem PC?

[Killer42]

Have you checked that all the References (libraries) are present on your one problem PC?

Maybe a removal/reinstall of Outlook on that PC would help? Or even a complete Windows reinstall, though this would be a last resort.

[RajaKannan]

Yes, Finally after lots of searches, i asked the user to rebuild his PC. Thanks !!!