Desktop Application By Excel VBA

meakashgfx

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Hello Everyone,

I designed a VBA User Form that does something automatic excel opens and copy-paste macros then close them. Instead of keep this VBA in a workbook can I compile this VBA Forms as a Desktop application anyhow?

Thanks
Akash
 

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i thought there must be a way that visual basic studio have. thanks btw... but what if I make a VBA using visual basic studio then make it executable? I know it's sound funny.


thanks again!
Akash
 
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If you have Visual Basic 6 installed, you can easily design a form and compile it as an exe .. The Form will open the excel workbook in the background, do the copying and pasting then close the workbook
 
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