Run-time error '1004': Cannot run the macro 'xlwings-test.xlsm!ImportPythonUDFs'. The macro may not be available in this workbook or all macros may be disabled.

[EranBenHorin]

Hi,
I get this error when I do the following:

1. xlwings template open
2. Save as x.xlsm if the python file is x.py - whilst making sure the two files are in the same directory.

I also enabled Trust access to the VBA project object model as I should have.

Excel version: 15.0.4779.1001 64-bit
xlwings version 0.6.2
Win 8.1.

[fzumstein]

OK so can you please download and unzip the udf sample from the homepage, and check if it runs OK (change some numbers or click the button) and then click on the import button again to see if you get the same error?

Alternatively, click Alt - F8 and see if the ImportPythonUDFs appears in the list of macros, if yes, run it.

[EranBenHorin]

It worked. Interesting..

[fzumstein]

So it must have probably been an issue with the xlwings VBA module that you were using. Need to check the template if something has gone wrong there.

[fzumstein]

Seems all good. I am closing this issue as I bet there was something wrong with your xlwings VBA module.

[fzumstein]

In the meantime I could duplicate the issue...but haven't found the real reason yet.

[EranBenHorin]

you mean replicate / reproduce the issue?

[fzumstein]

yes

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you mean replicate / reproduce the issue?

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[fzumstein]

This was caused by blanks/dashes in the filename, see also answer on StackOverflow. It is now fixed and will be available with the next release.