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i want to develop after the binding excel files.
but, how to make grouping the excel files like .vbg in vb6.0?
there is VBAProject in default in excel.
i want to bind the excel files to one project group.
how to do???


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x taol,
Basically you can't. The concept in VBA is different.
You can access other workbooks and routines, but they are not "grouped" as
in VB6.
Each workbook can contain multiple modules and classes and also reference
external active X components and Declares.

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i want to develop after the binding excel files.
but, how to make grouping the excel files like .vbg in vb6.0?
there is VBAProject in default in excel.
i want to bind the excel files to one project group.
how to do???


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