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Hi,

I need to create dynamicly several Excel-sheets from a database. So far
everything works just fine. I have a Excel-sheet which works as a
user-frontend, where the user can select what files are being generated. I
have different frontends for different users, but they all share
common-code (vba-classes) to create these excel-sheets.

- So one way would be to import the common-code in every excel-sheet, but
I don't like this, because of the maintanence ...
- another solution would be have one front-end (excel-sheet), which
creates all the sheets, instead of having different front-ends, but that
would confuse the user ...
- so I would like create something like a library, where my common-code is
placed, and I reference this library from my front-ends. But how do I do
this with excel? I tried using a XLA, but I can only declare private
classes, so this way I can't create them from my front-end. Are there any
alternatives?
 
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