I have written a bunch of VBA for an access XP Database, I have "upsized" the data portion out of Access and into MS SQL 2000, and now do not rely upon Access for the database portion of the code, it is now completely reliant on ODBC and the new SQL Database. Does anyone know of a simple way to get the forms and the associated VBA code into either VB 6 or, even better, VB .NET?
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"Converting" VBA to VB
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Because of the differences between vb and vb6 there is no simple way to get vba code to vb (any version). There is a commercial tool available at
I have not used the tool myself but have seen some good reports on it, you will have to do a little code cleanup afterwards. If any one else has any cheaper/simpler ways let me know also.
I have not used the tool myself but have seen some good reports on it, you will have to do a little code cleanup afterwards. If any one else has any cheaper/simpler ways let me know also.
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