Typo -

If you mean unregister from Windows, remove from Com-Addins then
Start/Run Regsvr32 /s, browse to the dll, add "/u"

or similar with Shell but embrace the name with apostrophes

- or similar with Shell but embrace the full-name with QUOTES
Which means double quotes or Chr(34) when making the string

Peter T

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I have couple of questions about VB6 COM addin

. As quite newbee on this subject I create DLL ,reference it on
Excel.But as most are being test DLL I'like to delete them rather
than dereferencing. I do not know how to.

Not sure what you mean by "dereferencing"
If ticked under tools References in a vba project, un-tick it.

If you mean unregister from Windows, remove from Com-Addins then
Start/Run Regsvr32 /s, browse to the dll, add "/u"

or similar with Shell but embrace the name with apostrophes

Don't delete the dll before doing the above as appropriate.

. Will I use the only file which has a extention "dll" if I want to
use it on other PC as
VB6 produce other files as well along with "dll" extentioned one?

Only distribute the dll, the others are your project files

. I put simple functions that I call from my excel code they work
great. How can I
make use of below excel VBA routine in my DLL.
If Not Intersect(Target, Me.Range("C:C")) Is Nothing Then
Call operatornamematch(Target)
Target.Offset(, -2).Value = Worksheets("tr2007").Range("B2")
Target.Offset(, -1).Value = Worksheets("tr2007").Range("B11")
Target.Offset(, 3).Value = Target.Offset(, -2).Value &
Target.Offset(, -1).Value & Target.Value
Target.Offset(, 4).Value = Target.Offset(, -2).Value &
Target.Offset(, -1).Value
End if

You'll need to prefix any specific Excel-VBA functions with a ref to xl

If Not xlApp.Intersect(etc

When you declare any Excel objects prefix with the application name
Dim Target as Excel.Range
and similar in procedure arguments

I use a wrapper to invoke DLL functions once Peter Beach suggested
such as

Option Explicit
Private m_objMyThing As TestCOMDLL.TestClass

Public Function TestWrapper1(ByVal a_nNumber as Double) As Double
If m_objMyThing Is Nothing Then Set m_objMyThing =
CreateObject("TestCOMDLL.TestClass")
TestWrapper1 = m_objMyThing.DoubleIt(a_nNumber)
End Function

This looks fine providing the dll is registered on the user's system. That
occurs automatically if once loaded as a Com-addin, if not you'll need to
use Regserv32. Also, TestClass should be a public class.

Regards,
Peter T