I made some dll libraries in Fortran (Microsoft Fortran 4.0 released in
1997, i think) and c.
Is it possible to add this dll's to reference for VBA project in Excel (VBA
tools references) ant then simply call functions compiled in dll, instead
of declaring dll at the begining of VBA code?
I've got this idea since i found out that .NET classes could be referenced
similar way.

No, you can't reference a standard DLL. Only COM DLLs can be accessed by
the Tools/References menu. You will have to write Declare statements to
access the functions contained in your DLL (assuming they have been written
and exported in a format that VBA can work with).

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"Juggernath" wrote in message
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I made some dll libraries in Fortran (Microsoft Fortran 4.0 released in
1997, i think) and c.
Is it possible to add this dll's to reference for VBA project in Excel
(VBA
tools references) ant then simply call functions compiled in dll,
instead
of declaring dll at the begining of VBA code?
I've got this idea since i found out that .NET classes could be referenced
similar way.