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Excel Expert has developed a technique to convert your XLM macros to VBA code.

Our technique converts around 95% of your Excel 4 macro code to functional VBA, leaving us to manually convert the remaining code to ensure your macros performs exactly as before.

As yet, there is no magic bullet single utility to do a conversion.

Our approach is to dig into your macro code, understand it, run our conversion technique, and then manually re-write the remaining code. Nothing amazing - just experienced Excel consultants who understand the complex issues of converting Excel 4 macros to VBA.

 

Why convert my XLM to VBA? Its working fine...

 

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VBA is a more powerful programming language for modern day Excel, than the Excel 4 macro language. Once your macros are converted to VBA, you can more easily modify, enhance and control them. Also, most Excel programmers will find it easier working on VBA to help you enhance your macros in the future.
 

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Rumour is that Excel 2003 is the last version that will support XLM macros. Excel 12, which will be out probably in the next year or so, may not support them.
http://groups.google.com/groups?hl=en&lr=&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&selm=eSSpFE67CHA.2184%40TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl

 

Act now to find out if your companies spreadsheets contain Excel 4 macros (xlm).

If so, consult with your Excel users to find out if they are crucial to your business.

We will be happy to offer a free quote to convert your XLM macros to functional VBA.

 

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