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ziociccio

user form export
 

Hi,

I'm trying to export my Excel VBA application (whith modules, forms an
classes inside) to a Visual Basic 6 project.

Classes and module are easy to be imported.
When I import frm files (exported from Excel) I don't find th
"classic" form but a "project windows" files (in italian it's name i
"finestre di progettazione" in the project tree); this kind of for
aren't modificable... and sometimes cause runtime errors (it seems tha
some basic control, such as a list view, in this kind of user for
aren't the same of classic form).

Thanks,

Francesc

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Tom Ogilvy

user form export
 
VBA Userforms are quite different from VB forms - that is correct.

They are defined in the MSforms 2.0 Object library. This library also
contains the basic controls found on a userform (such as the listbox).
These controls are not the same as the controls in VB

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Tom Ogilvy


"ziociccio" wrote
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Hi,

I'm trying to export my Excel VBA application (whith modules, forms and
classes inside) to a Visual Basic 6 project.

Classes and module are easy to be imported.
When I import frm files (exported from Excel) I don't find the
"classic" form but a "project windows" files (in italian it's name is
"finestre di progettazione" in the project tree); this kind of form
aren't modificable... and sometimes cause runtime errors (it seems that
some basic control, such as a list view, in this kind of user form
aren't the same of classic form).

Thanks,

Francesco


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