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jordanw1993
Fluorite | Level 6

Hi everyone,

 

Would anyone be able to explain the following error message a little further as I am unsure what is causing it:

 

The parameter *pBookmark is invalid for CPage::Load.


-------------------------- Technical Information Follows --------------------------

Exception Details:
----------------------------------------
Exception type: System.ArgumentException
Message: The parameter *pBookmark is invalid for CPage::Load.
Target Site: GetRows

Stack Trace:
at ADODB.RecordsetClass.GetRows(Int32 Rows, Object Start, Object Fields)
at SAS.Servers.Dataset.Read(Int32 startRow)
at SAS.OfficeAddin.Rendering.ExcelDataRenderer.RenderSasData(SasDataSource dataSource, Range destination, RenderState state, RenderOptions options, Int32 cachedRowCount)
at SAS.OfficeAddin.ExcelAddin.ProcessDataView(JobContext context, Range destination)
at SAS.OfficeAddin.ExcelAddin.ProcessDataViews(JobContext context)
at SAS.OfficeAddin.OfficeAddinBase.PostProcessJob(JobContext jobContext, Boolean promptOnErrors)

 

The issue arises when opening a SAS data source.

 

I'm using SAS Add-In for Microsoft Office version 7.100.0.2122.

 

Thanks,

Jordan

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CaseySmith
SAS Employee

That callstack indicates that you were attempting to open a data set into an Excel sheet, but an error occurred while the Add-in was attempting to read records from the data source.  That should not happen.  At a minimum you should be given a friendly, helpful error message.  I recommend contacting SAS Tech Support.

 

Casey


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ballardw
Super User

What type of SAS "data source" are you attempting to open? Can you show the path/file name?

Triple check spelling and if the source is open or in use by SAS, that might be an issue.

 

 

 

CaseySmith
SAS Employee

That callstack indicates that you were attempting to open a data set into an Excel sheet, but an error occurred while the Add-in was attempting to read records from the data source.  That should not happen.  At a minimum you should be given a friendly, helpful error message.  I recommend contacting SAS Tech Support.

 

Casey


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jordanw1993
Fluorite | Level 6
Thanks for the insight, I will get in contact with Tech Support

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