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Interface to MS Project
I need to develop a routine that can be used to access data in Microsoft
Project. The concept wouold be that the user would be in Excel but also have a Microsoft Project file open on their system. While in Excel, the user would click a button to transfer data out of MS Project into Excel. How do I reference the MS Project data from within Excel. This will be running on a Windows operating system if that makes any difference. I only need to know hw to refernce the MS Project object. |
Interface to MS Project
In the VBA Editor, go to the Tools menu, choose References, and
scroll down to "Microsoft Project 11.0 Library" (your version number may vary), and check this entry. Then, use code like the following: Dim ProjApp As MSProject.Application Set ProjApp = New MSProject.Application You can then access Project via the ProjApp object variable. -- Cordially, Chip Pearson Microsoft MVP - Excel Pearson Software Consulting, LLC www.cpearson.com "Kent" wrote in message ... I need to develop a routine that can be used to access data in Microsoft Project. The concept wouold be that the user would be in Excel but also have a Microsoft Project file open on their system. While in Excel, the user would click a button to transfer data out of MS Project into Excel. How do I reference the MS Project data from within Excel. This will be running on a Windows operating system if that makes any difference. I only need to know hw to refernce the MS Project object. |
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