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Default Can I create an Excel User Form without VB install on my PC?

I want to know if I create an Excel User Form through the Visual Basic
Editor, but I don't have Visual Basic install on my PC. Can I still do it and
deploy the user form?

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Novice,
If you are referring to stand alone VB6 (or the DotNet version), there is no
connection between that and the VBA IDE that is incorporated with Excel, or
other Office applications for that matter.
As for your UserForm, you can "deploy" it from within Excel, not externally,
if that's what you mean.

If you are trying to "deploy" a UserForm on it's own in a compiled app, then
you would require something like VB6.

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I want to know if I create an Excel User Form through the Visual Basic
Editor, but I don't have Visual Basic install on my PC. Can I still do it

and
deploy the user form?

Thanks in advance!



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