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How to open a *.Vba file
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I have a *.Vba file.I ahve open that and see the code.How to open that.What are all software that should be installed to open that..Advice me. With regards Rajsekar |
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How to open a *.Vba file
I don't think I've seen a .VBA file.
Maybe you should open it in NotePad to see if you can determine what type of file it is. This may help: http://filext.com/file-extension/vba wrote: Hi.. I have a *.Vba file.I ahve open that and see the code.How to open that.What are all software that should be installed to open that..Advice me. With regards Rajsekar -- Dave Peterson |
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How to open a *.Vba file
I don't think I've seen a .VBA file.
In VBA, go to the File menu and choose New Project. This is used to create a COM add-in with VBA. I've never gotten it to work, though. I always get a DLL error. Anyways, I use VB6 or NET instead of VBA for addins. -- Cordially, Chip Pearson Microsoft MVP - Excel Pearson Software Consulting www.cpearson.com (email on the web site) "Dave Peterson" wrote in message ... I don't think I've seen a .VBA file. Maybe you should open it in NotePad to see if you can determine what type of file it is. This may help: http://filext.com/file-extension/vba wrote: Hi.. I have a *.Vba file.I ahve open that and see the code.How to open that.What are all software that should be installed to open that..Advice me. With regards Rajsekar -- Dave Peterson |
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How to open a *.Vba file
I bet you have a different version of excel (Developer's???) than I do. That
option doesn't exist in my xl2003 (plain old vanilla MS Office Proffessional version). Chip Pearson wrote: I don't think I've seen a .VBA file. In VBA, go to the File menu and choose New Project. This is used to create a COM add-in with VBA. I've never gotten it to work, though. I always get a DLL error. Anyways, I use VB6 or NET instead of VBA for addins. -- Cordially, Chip Pearson Microsoft MVP - Excel Pearson Software Consulting www.cpearson.com (email on the web site) "Dave Peterson" wrote in message ... I don't think I've seen a .VBA file. Maybe you should open it in NotePad to see if you can determine what type of file it is. This may help: http://filext.com/file-extension/vba wrote: Hi.. I have a *.Vba file.I ahve open that and see the code.How to open that.What are all software that should be installed to open that..Advice me. With regards Rajsekar -- Dave Peterson -- Dave Peterson |
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