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Anyone have sample code for reading/editing/writing excel spreadsheets? Terry M Evans, CPHIMS Chief
Information Officer 985 435-4820 -----Original
Message----- Linda, I have good news and bad news. The
good news is, you can add Microsoft Windows Common Controls to a form in VBA just as you’d add it to a VB project’s UserForm
object (Insert the UserForm and give it focus. It takes all the usual components this way. The bad news is that VBA uses “Forms2”
a more “advanced” version of VB’s forms.
VBA’s Forms2 is quite different from VB’s, and I think it’s pretty
bad. You’ll probably have to start
your Form design from scratch although a lot of your code can be transported
between them. Two major
differences…no Timer component and an odd reliance on Modal forms. Sorry, I missed your
message. Rich McNeil Boston Software Systems 866 653 5105 -----Original
Message----- Hi
there. I sent an e-mail through [EMAIL PROTECTED] and
wasn't able to get help on my question. I'll
rephrase the question. When I
use Boston Workstation the Visual Basic that comes with it is limited.
VBA rather than Visual Basic. I am used to using Visual Basic and
have written programs that access Microsoft Windows Common Controls.
Specically I am trying to allow the user to open the "File Open"
dialog box to pick the file they need to work with. I can't figure out
how to do this with VBA? Is this a stupid question? Can you
help me? By the
way, please pass on a Thankyou to your company for the cookies that
were sent to our office from Boston Workstation. They were very much
appreciated. Thanks. Linda Ralston, ISP |
- RE: [Talk] Boston Software and VBA Forms Rich McNeil
- [Talk] Reading/Editing Excel with VB Terry Evans
- RE: [Talk] Boston Software and VBA Forms McClain, Jeff
