I have an add-in that fetches data from a recordset in a given place in a sheet, and does this fine
I'd also like to have in the same add-in the database connection form, where the user enters the database name, user name & password. If I do import that form in the add-in, how may I call it and refer to fields in it, as long as I can't see any way to declare a form public

Bede,

An add-in is just a workbook saved as an add-in. As such, it can have sheets
and forms which can be used as with any other workbook.

You would start in a macro with in the add-in with

Userform1.Show

as is normal.

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HTH

Bob Phillips
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"BEDE" wrote in message
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I have an add-in that fetches data from a recordset in a given place in a
sheet, and does this fine.
I'd also like to have in the same add-in the database connection form,
where the user enters the database name, user name & password. If I do
import that form in the add-in, how may I call it and refer to fields in it,
as long as I can't see any way to declare a form public?

Thanx
I just found the way around it. The add-in definitely has no sheets, only some subs & functions in it are used from another VBA project. So, in order to show the form in the add-in I made a public sub in the add-in project, and, to refer the fields in the form, I made some getXXX public functions and some setXXX public subs