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Adding VBA excel to office 365
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Using VBA we had developed a application . can we add that excel file to office 365.
So that users can download the excel file and start using our application.
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is there any way to convert the excel file with macros we developed to app and put in office 365.
Developer technologies Visual Basic for Applications
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Erin Ding-MSFT 4,476 Reputation points2021-04-05T02:05:27.737+00:00 @Tech Support
Based on your description, your issue seems to be more related to VBA macro, I will modify the tag. Thanks for your understanding.
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Gabriel Dzsurdzsa 6 Reputation points2021-08-25T16:25:50.45+00:00 -
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ANNABEL UGATELLO 0 Reputation points2023-07-20T22:38:22.9766667+00:00 Thank you very much.
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Gabriel Dzsurdzsa 6 Reputation points
2021-08-25T17:30:51.107+00:00 It is true that if you need simple access to excel functions from a module across excel, you can just name your .xlsm as a .xlam, then load the set as an add-in.
However, it would be worthwhile looking into developing the add-in using Visual Studio.