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Suppose I were to create a text file containing VBA using
some text processing program (not connected with VBA, Excel, etc.). The VBA program that is output, when run in Excel will create a spreadsheet data and all. This would be done on a regular basis, i.e. its not a one time item. What is the easiest procedure to tell a user in order to give them the VBA text file so that they can read it in and run it. They are not necessarily sophisticated so its preferable if they have minimal effort to do this. Also note that the VBA text file may be long. What I really want is something like File | Open | select the VBA text file and it gets read in and executed but I assume that that would not work. One other possibility is that to produce a procedure to automatically read in the text file, execute the read-in VBA program and then save it as an .xls file (without the VBA program that generated it). In this case one could just give the .xls file to the user. Since this is all done on a regular basis this reading in and saving would have to be done without manual intervention. |
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