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because it's by the same poster. :)
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Didn't noticed that rory :)
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Yes. &nbsp;I've posted the question but was looking for someone who could possibly compare. And added the part about distribution without installing Excel. &nbsp;Again, not sure it's doable.<br />
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Orlando's code works great! &nbsp;Thank you.....TWICE!
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EE Professionals,<br />
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I'm looking at several products that appear to compile XLSM to .EXE for controlled distribution. &nbsp;One product is Lockxls and another is Xcell. &nbsp;Anyone have any clear advise on what works best or a recommendation for a better compiler/solution? &nbsp;I would like to be able to distribute an executable without having to worry about the user having Excel installed but I'm not sure that's &quot;doable&quot;. <br />
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Any advise would be helpful.<br />
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B.
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EE Professionals,

I'm looking at several products that appear to compile XLSM to .EXE for controlled distribution.  One product is Lockxls and another is Xcell.  Anyone have any clear advise on what works best or a recommendation for a better compiler/solution?  I would like to be able to distribute an executable without having to worry about the user having Excel installed but I'm not sure that's "doable". 

Any advise would be helpful.

B.

because it&amp;#39;s by the same poster. :)

Yes.  I&amp;#39;ve posted the question but was looking for someone who could possibly compare. And added the part about distribution without installing Excel.  Again, not sure it&amp;#39;s doable.

Thanks,

B.

Orlando&amp;#39;s code works great!  Thank you.....TWICE!

Compiling XLSM Files into .EXE

EE Professionals,

I&amp;#39;m looking at several products that appear to compile XLSM to .EXE for controlled distribution.  One product is Lockxls and another is Xcell.  Anyone have any clear advise on what works best or a recommendation for a better compiler/solution?  I would like to be able to distribute an executable without having to worry about the user having Excel installed but I&amp;#39;m not sure that&amp;#39;s &amp;quot;doable&amp;quot;. 

Any advise would be helpful.

B.

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