Importing .frm Files

G

Guest

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?
 
T

Tom Ellison

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
 
G

Guest

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?
 
R

RoyVidar

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.
 
B

Brendan Reynolds

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

Guest

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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