Thanks for posting this payroll reporting concern here in the QuickBooks Support page, @putrlady.

I can share some insights on how to resolve this concern so you don't encounter this error in the future.

Previously, other users had reported the same concern as yours. With this our Investigation Team have released some updates and confirmed that the Client Ready reports do work with 64bit version of Excel. 

QuickBooks 2022 is 64bit, therefore, it will need 64 bit version of Office to maximize performance. Once you have this version, make sure the latest release for QuickBooks Desktop 2022 and payroll updates are downloaded before attempting to open the Client Ready reports.

See the following link to learn more about the recent updates in our program: Release notes for QuickBooks Desktop 2020

For the steps to update your software, use this link. You can also install the update patch manually through these steps:

1. Go to the Downloads & Updates page.
2. Choose US for the country.
3. Below the survey, click on the standard setup link.
   
4. On the next page, enter your QuickBooks version to update then press Search.
   
5. To download the patch, click the link for Get the latest updates.
6. At the bottom once the patch is downloaded completely, wait until it launches automatically. You can also double-click on it to apply the update.
   

To download the latest payroll tax table update version 22116. You can check that by following these steps:

1. Go to the Employees tab.
2. Select Get Payroll Updates.
3. You'll see the tax table version beside the Payroll Update Info button.
4. Click on Download Latest Update if the update version is not correct. An informational window appears when the download is complete.

Once we get the latest updates installed things, Client Reports are expected to work with your new 2022 version.

Please visit us again if there are other reporting or QuickBooks concerns you need help with. I'll be more than happy to help you out. All the best!