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Dear all,
Is it possible to convert VBS to VBA so that I can use it in excel?
Regards,
Kelly.
Dear all,
Is it possible to convert VBS to VBA so that I can use it in excel?
Regards,
Kelly.
Hello kelly1014,
VBS (Visual Basic Scripting) can be run from the VBIDE (Visual Basic Integrated Development Environment)., as can any scripting language supported by Windows. To better understand what you want to do, you should post the VBS code along with an a explanation of what you want this code and Excel to do.
Sincerely,
Leith Ross
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Hi kelly1014,
In the article at http://www.taltech.com/support/bcax/...0to%20VBS.html the word "SUBSET" is important. To convert VBS to VBA would depend on the commands you have used in the VBS code. Because VBA is a subset of VBS it would convert (more ealily) if you had only used VBS commands that exist in VBA. There are many posts on the net about converting VBA to VBS.
The final answer is "it depends" on the commands used in VBS and if they are immediately available in VBA.
I hope this answers your question. Please read the linked article or search the net for more specifics.
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