VBA for OpenOffice

lezawang

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Hi
Can excel VBA code used for OpenOffice. I mean if I create a vba code, can it be run for OpenOffice. I just read that there is VBA for OpenOffice. Please see the link below

OpenOffice can run Microsoft VBA code natively, though there are some APIs of VBA that are not supported, or are only partially supported. Now we can import MS Excel 2003 and MS Excel 2007(xlsm/xlsb) with no modification, it includes: Import VBA code in Modules, Dialog and Class Modules.Apr 27, 2012

VBA interoperability in OpenOffice - Apache OpenOffice Wiki​

 

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