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scunnered
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 Posted: Sat Jul 18, 2009 10:17 am Post subject: VBA interoperability |
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I have been provided with a spreadsheet in excel which gives me most of what I want but not all. From comments made by the provider there is VBA coding.
I saw that there was a programme within OOo for VBA interoperability but so far have not found out whether this is complete or not.
Can anyone offer guidance in this matter. |
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First, make sure you are using the latest OpenOffice.org. Then, you may wish to try one of the OpenOffice.org derivatives such as OxygenOffice or Go-Oo.
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scunnered
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| Posted: Sun Jul 26, 2009 11:29 pm Post subject: VBA interoperability |
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Many thanks Andrew
I went to the latest version 3.1 but still have problems with the end results. Looks very much like code problem.
Will have a look at the alternates and see what develops.
Once again thanks |
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scunnered
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| Posted: Mon Jul 27, 2009 7:03 am Post subject: VBA interoperability |
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I am now well confused as when I followed up on AndrewZ post and loaded 3.1 anything I tried would not work.
Having posted advising this and returning home I tried messing about with the sheet again only to find that when I tarted it up prior to printing everything started working.
How this effected a solution is beyond me but I am happy to say it now works.
Thanks again for all your kind assistance |
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