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Default Converting VBA app to VB.net project

1) you can just "drag" modules from the Excel IDE to a
folder or desktop. similarly, you can drag these same
modules into a VB6 IDE. The issue in VB is that to run
and Excel specific code, you need to set a reference in
the VB project to the Excel Library.

2) How can your users run an Excel application without
having Excel installed? To run ANY program it has to be
installed on the client workstation or PC. Maybe you need
to re-phrase the question?

Patrick Molloy
Microsoft Excel MVP

-----Original Message-----
I've got a couple of standalone Excel applications that

I
want to make avaialbale to people who don't have Excel

on
their systems. I would hate to re-write these by hand.

Does anyone know of a method or tool that will allow me

to
import/convert from VBA to VB without re-writing all my
code? In the absence of a tool that will do it all (or
most) of the work, I,d be OK with a list of hints, tips
and suggested methodology from people who have had to do
this before.

Thanks,

Mike Burke
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