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Hi all,

I have a need to use excel to send/recieve data from a control box that sits
on the lan with it's own IP address...

How can I use VBA to chat with this box?

Thanks,

MP
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Hey,

I've used Microsoft's communication control in the past. If I'm not
mistaken (I could well be) it's MSCOMM32.OCX. NOte that I'm pretty sure
this is only normally licensed and available with a VB installation. At
least I can't find it on the machine I'm using at the moment.

I used it for RS232 control but it should be pretty easy to use it for
IP stuff - I would imagine at least.

If you have it, you just drag and drop it onto a user form.

HTH,
Gareth



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Hi all,

I have a need to use excel to send/recieve data from a control box that sits
on the lan with it's own IP address...

How can I use VBA to chat with this box?

Thanks,

MP

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