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vb or vba/excel?
I am a self taught excel programmer and am embarking on development of
software for mass worldwide distribtion. Is there any reason why i should consider using VB (which I have never used) over VBA within excel. Seems to me excel can do everything I need and I understand that even if I were to switch to VB my users will still have to have excel to use the program, so is there any benefits in switching? Sirry it's a pretty basi cquestion but there doesn't seem to be much info on google on the subject. Thanks and regards, Mark Stephens |
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-- HTH Bob Phillips "Mark Stephens" wrote in message ... I am a self taught excel programmer and am embarking on development of software for mass worldwide distribtion. Is there any reason why i should consider using VB (which I have never used) over VBA within excel. Seems to me excel can do everything I need and I understand that even if I were to switch to VB my users will still have to have excel to use the program, so is there any benefits in switching? Sirry it's a pretty basi cquestion but there doesn't seem to be much info on google on the subject. Thanks and regards, Mark Stephens |
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