Importing .frm Files

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I can't seem to import (through the File > Get External Data > Import menu)
an .frm file of a form I'm using in an Excel app. Is there some way to
import the .frm file that I don't know about?
 
Dear AB:

I strongly suggest that, to get the best expert assistance on your question,
you look for a newsgroup whose topic is Excel.

This newsgroup is for Access, a different Microsoft Office product. While
many of us do know a bit about Excel, it isn't our advertised specialty in
this newsgroup.

Best of luck with asking your question there.

Tom Ellison
 
Tom,

This is actually an Access question. I've got a VBA app I wrote for a
spreadsheet, and I'm now trying to create a full-blown db app. I want to
import a few of the VBA forms I've already created so I don't need to rewrite
tons of code.

For clarification, the form is an actual VB object, not a spreadsheet. Is
it possible to import VB objects directly into Access for use with a
database? Or am I going to have to create this as a VB application with an
Access backend?
 
AB wrote in message
I can't seem to import (through the File > Get External Data > Import menu)
an .frm file of a form I'm using in an Excel app. Is there some way to
import the .frm file that I don't know about?

To Access?

I don't know if I'd really wanted to do something like that, but try
exporting it from Excel (in the VBE - right click the userform in the
project explorer - Export file), then import it from VBE in Access.
 
Access has its own form model. It does not use the UserForms used by other
Office apps such as Word and Excel.
 
Ah, that explains a lot. Thanks for the help.

Brendan Reynolds said:
Access has its own form model. It does not use the UserForms used by other
Office apps such as Word and Excel.
 

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