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Is there a way to convert a form to an EXE?
I have a user form, I want the user to open, without them seeing Excel. Should I just use open events? When I do, it still asks me if i want to enable the macros before it even looks at the form. Also, when the form is closed, if the form is the only workbook open, I want to use Application.Close, else Workbooks.Close What is the code to determine how many workbooks are open so I can write the if statement? I don't want to leave any loose ends in my coding, so I want to close Excel if my form opened it, but don't want to close it if the user is has another file open. Might not be needed if I can convert the form to EXE. but would be nice to know for later. TIA Steve |
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