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dll from .NET in VBA 6
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Yes, through COM interop. It's slow, but it'll work.
The best way is to create a new class to act as the COM interface to your .NET code, and then go into the properties for that class and tell it that it needs to be registered for COM Interop. You would then write code in that class to wrapper your .NET functions so that your legacy VBA code will work.
Chip H.
The best way is to create a new class to act as the COM interface to your .NET code, and then go into the properties for that class and tell it that it needs to be registered for COM Interop. You would then write code in that class to wrapper your .NET functions so that your legacy VBA code will work.
Chip H.
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