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Need help with Add-ins!
I created a .xla add-in file, and installed the add-in by checking the box
under Tools|Add-Ins. But when I re-start Excel, I can't see in the VBA Editor any of the Add-In's Macros (nor can I access the macros unless I explicitly open the .xla file)... Very grateful for any help... tks! |
Need help with Add-ins!
without looking into th exla code module, where would you expect to see the
procedures? If in the IDE you set a redference to the xla, then its public procedures become available. make sure that when you save the file as an xla, that you rename the VBAProject and the module names, otherwise the names will/may conflict with other projects. "SingaporeSling" wrote: I created a .xla add-in file, and installed the add-in by checking the box under Tools|Add-Ins. But when I re-start Excel, I can't see in the VBA Editor any of the Add-In's Macros (nor can I access the macros unless I explicitly open the .xla file)... Very grateful for any help... tks! |
Need help with Add-ins!
Thank you for the response.
How do I set a reference to the xla in the IDE? And what if I'm trying to refer to an xla function in an excel worksheet? (It seems I need to play with the links -- under edit|links menu -- in order to allow the worksheet to reference the xla functions. Shouldn't this be automatic? Thanks again! "Patrick Molloy" wrote: without looking into th exla code module, where would you expect to see the procedures? If in the IDE you set a redference to the xla, then its public procedures become available. make sure that when you save the file as an xla, that you rename the VBAProject and the module names, otherwise the names will/may conflict with other projects. "SingaporeSling" wrote: I created a .xla add-in file, and installed the add-in by checking the box under Tools|Add-Ins. But when I re-start Excel, I can't see in the VBA Editor any of the Add-In's Macros (nor can I access the macros unless I explicitly open the .xla file)... Very grateful for any help... tks! |
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