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What exactly the difference between VB and VBA? Thanks, Mike |
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The core language (syntax, control flow, etc) are exactly the same (if
you are comparing VB6 with VBA - all bets are off if you are talking about VB.Net). The main difference is that VB can make stand-alone executables whereas VBA must be hosted in an application like Excel to run. Another difference is that VB is fully compiled but VBA is only partially compiled (into "p-code") which is then run on an interpreter. Thus a VB program will be quicker than the corresponding VBA program (but not by as much as you might think - the partial compilation of VBA makes it much closer to VB than to the purely interpreted VBScript). HTH -John Coleman Mike wrote: Hi everyone, What exactly the difference between VB and VBA? Thanks, Mike |
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