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is it possible to create a form in visual basic 6.0 and
import the form into excel vba? i tried and got an
error "form class not supported"... all i want is a
maximize button for userform... lol
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is it possible to create a form in visual basic 6.0 and
import the form into excel vba? i tried and got an
error "form class not supported"... all i want is a
maximize button for userform... lol


No, this isn't possible. VBA and VB6 use two completely different forms
packages. If you want to show a VB6 form in Excel you have to package that
form up into an ActiveX DLL and call it from your VBA program.

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