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I made a excel addin that allow to manage a database imported. when I
almost finish it I realize that the addin itself can do all the job
without having the excel interface. So that is possible to run the
addin like a VB application?
The other way is to migrate the hole proyect to VB net and
I'been programming in Excel VBA all time.
other option is not showing excel elements in order to look other
application, but I
donīt have the code to do this.

Thanks for your time

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No. But you can hide the Excel window if you wanted.

You can also still use VB which is more familiar to VBA users.

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I made a excel addin that allow to manage a database imported. when I
almost finish it I realize that the addin itself can do all the job
without having the excel interface. So that is possible to run the
addin like a VB application?
The other way is to migrate the hole proyect to VB net and
I'been programming in Excel VBA all time.
other option is not showing excel elements in order to look other
application, but I
donīt have the code to do this.

Thanks for your time

Triki


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Thanks Bob

I didn't know that you could hide excel window. How can I do that?

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Application.Visible = False

I am presuming that your add-in doesn't need to read/write a workbook?

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