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VBA Access and VBA Excel on the web

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VBA Access and VBA Excel on the web

If I want to activate VAB Access or VBA Excel from a web site, what is the best way to do this? Is it aload of HTML code or is it straightforward?

RE: VBA Access and VBA Excel on the web

Hi Peter

Thanks for your question

Could you clarify your requirements for me please?

Do you wish to access spreadsheets and/or databases from the internet? If so what sort of data are you looking to transfer?

Thanks

Stephen

RE: VBA Access and VBA Excel on the web

Thanks Stephen

I want to be able to post VBA code and Excel spreadsheets onto my web site so that clients can run programs from the web site.

The database will probably be provided by the clients. but demonstrations wil be available from the web site.

Regards

Peter

 

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