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Re: Connecting VB with Excel
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Originally Posted by techhelpbb View Post
It would be much easier to do with: VisualBASIC for Applications which is the macro language for Microsoft Office. You can make forms in there as well. That has plenty of use just about anywhere Office is.
What is the difference between using Visual Basic Express like I use and Visual Basic for Applications? Or are we talking about the same Visual Basic?
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