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Hi,

Is there a program out there where I can convert Excel 4 macros into
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Have you tried just running the xl4 macros and recording a vba macro.

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Not that I have ever heard of.

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Good evening lc

Unfortuately not. Excel 4 macros are vastly different to VBA code and
in most cases the macros will still run without too much problem - and
if such a utility did exist it would probably produce ineffeicient code
that would be better of being rewritten, or used unmodified. There is
however a program that will convert the old style dialog sheets into
their more modern UserForm counterparts. If that's any use to you, you
can find it he

http://www.appspro.com/Utilities/DialogConverter.htm

HTH

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old style dialog sheets

They first appeared with Excel 5. In Excel 4 you had dialog definition
ranges.<g

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| Unfortuately not. Excel 4 macros are vastly different to VBA code and
| in most cases the macros will still run without too much problem - and
| if such a utility did exist it would probably produce ineffeicient code
| that would be better of being rewritten, or used unmodified. There is
| however a program that will convert the old style dialog sheets into
| their more modern UserForm counterparts. If that's any use to you, you
| can find it he
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