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I have a code created in Visual Basic (Not VBA)
The form is developed by someone else and i just want to use that. And, I want to get that into excel so that i would be able to work on it Is it possible?? |
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I'm pretty sure the answer is no. VB controls are different than VBA
controls... they are derived from different parent objects and there are many differences in their available properties. -- Rick (MVP - Excel) "Subodh" wrote in message ... I have a code created in Visual Basic (Not VBA) The form is developed by someone else and i just want to use that. And, I want to get that into excel so that i would be able to work on it Is it possible?? |
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As Rick says that's not possible. However you can do the reverse, use a
userform that was originally designed in Excel, in VB6 (assuming Office is installed). Regards, Peter T "Subodh" wrote in message ... I have a code created in Visual Basic (Not VBA) The form is developed by someone else and i just want to use that. And, I want to get that into excel so that i would be able to work on it Is it possible?? |
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