B BobAchgill Feb 17, 2005 #1 If I want to ask a question about using MicroSoft Visual Basic with Excel... where do I go? Bob
C Cor Ligthert Feb 17, 2005 #2 Bob, Not with me, however when it is deep in the Excel VBA logic (what interop is), than I would ask it in a microsoft.office.develloper newsgroup When it is how to use (the answer) in VBNet, than I would ask it here. Just my idea what I would do. Cor
Bob, Not with me, however when it is deep in the Excel VBA logic (what interop is), than I would ask it in a microsoft.office.develloper newsgroup When it is how to use (the answer) in VBNet, than I would ask it here. Just my idea what I would do. Cor
B BobAchgill Feb 17, 2005 #3 Cor, It is not the VB.Net but the VB 6.3 that comes with the Excel product. I can't seem to find a forum expressly for that programming environment/language. My first problem with the language difference was that they say: Dim object1 as object Set object1 = ???? object1.fileexists() Whereas VB .NET is more straightforward: File.Exists() I don't seem to be able to put anything in where the Set = ??? occurs to get it to run. Bob -----Original Message----- Bob, Not with me, however when it is deep in the Excel VBA logic (what interop is), than I would ask it in a Click to expand... microsoft.office.develloper newsgroup
Cor, It is not the VB.Net but the VB 6.3 that comes with the Excel product. I can't seem to find a forum expressly for that programming environment/language. My first problem with the language difference was that they say: Dim object1 as object Set object1 = ???? object1.fileexists() Whereas VB .NET is more straightforward: File.Exists() I don't seem to be able to put anything in where the Set = ??? occurs to get it to run. Bob -----Original Message----- Bob, Not with me, however when it is deep in the Excel VBA logic (what interop is), than I would ask it in a Click to expand... microsoft.office.develloper newsgroup
C Cor Ligthert Feb 17, 2005 #4 Bob, In that case I would surely go look in the newsgroup microsoft . public . office . developer . vba It is not as active as this newsgroup however not inactive and I saw that every question gets an answer. I hope this helps? Cor
Bob, In that case I would surely go look in the newsgroup microsoft . public . office . developer . vba It is not as active as this newsgroup however not inactive and I saw that every question gets an answer. I hope this helps? Cor
H Herfried K. Wagner [MVP] Feb 17, 2005 #5 Bob, BobAchgill said: If I want to ask a question about using MicroSoft Visual Basic with Excel... where do I go? Click to expand... <URL:
Bob, BobAchgill said: If I want to ask a question about using MicroSoft Visual Basic with Excel... where do I go? Click to expand... <URL:
