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Brian B
Hello,
Can someone offer me a comprehensive guide on converting my code within
Visual Studio 2008 into a
*.dll to place in the Windows\assembly folder so that it will launch with
Excel 2007?
I've added the Office.Tools.Excel and Office.Interop.Excel Namespaces to my
..vb page. Also I've added a Microsoft Excel 12.0 Object Library COM
reference.
Just not sure as to the procedure from here on out. Also, within my code
there is a reference to Me.Range, alluding to the part of the spreadsheet
that happens to get colored in as part of the script's functionality. It
states that 'Range' is not a member of the
[VBFilename]...Interop.excel.[VBFilename].
As you can see I've got a few things to learn about implementing the code I
manage to logically compose.
I'm grateful for any help offered.
-Brian
Can someone offer me a comprehensive guide on converting my code within
Visual Studio 2008 into a
*.dll to place in the Windows\assembly folder so that it will launch with
Excel 2007?
I've added the Office.Tools.Excel and Office.Interop.Excel Namespaces to my
..vb page. Also I've added a Microsoft Excel 12.0 Object Library COM
reference.
Just not sure as to the procedure from here on out. Also, within my code
there is a reference to Me.Range, alluding to the part of the spreadsheet
that happens to get colored in as part of the script's functionality. It
states that 'Range' is not a member of the
[VBFilename]...Interop.excel.[VBFilename].
As you can see I've got a few things to learn about implementing the code I
manage to logically compose.
I'm grateful for any help offered.
-Brian