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Default Create form in Access, use as frontend for Excel

I am planning to send a database to many users to input data (each one will
be a separate file, not a linked db). Most users do not have Microsoft
Access installed on their computers, but all have Excel, so this will be an
Excel file. I would like to have a User form to make data entry easy, but
creating a complex User form in Excel is a lot more difficult than in Access
(I don't want to write all the VBA code, and entry form is too complex for
the the Data-Form function already in Excel).

Is there a way that I can use Access to create a form and then import the
form structure into Excel? Basically I want an Access front-end without a
user having Access installed. Also, I want to do the data analysis in Excel.

By the way, I have Access 2003 and Excel 2003.

Thanks for the help.
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