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Getting vba code (macros)
Hi,
Does somebody know how to get vba codes (macros) from Excel files without Excel installed in the machine? We're developing a important project and we need a function (to call in .net) that only returns a string with the vba code of an Excel file. Is there any way or component to make this? Thanks |
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Getting vba code (macros)
You would have to have Visual Basic installed and use VB script.
"Cleiton" wrote: Hi, Does somebody know how to get vba codes (macros) from Excel files without Excel installed in the machine? We're developing a important project and we need a function (to call in .net) that only returns a string with the vba code of an Excel file. Is there any way or component to make this? Thanks |
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Getting vba code (macros)
If you're coding in .net why can't you just rewrite the function in that
language (whichever one you're using) ? Tim "Cleiton" wrote in message ... Hi, Does somebody know how to get vba codes (macros) from Excel files without Excel installed in the machine? We're developing a important project and we need a function (to call in .net) that only returns a string with the vba code of an Excel file. Is there any way or component to make this? Thanks |
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