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You need to do it in Excel VBA, cut and paste the result in your add-in, and adjust the name of the objects.
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You need to do it in Excel VBA, cut and paste the result in your add-in, and adjust the name of the objects.

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Hi. Thanks very much. How do you cut and paste the results?
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Hi. Thanks very much. How do you cut and paste the results?

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In the resulting VBA macro code you do Edit...Copy or Cut (Ctrl-C or Ctrl-X)<br />
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Then in the Add-In code you do Edit Paste (Ctrl-V)
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In the resulting VBA macro code you do Edit...Copy or Cut (Ctrl-C or Ctrl-X)

Then in the Add-In code you do Edit Paste (Ctrl-V)

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Hi. Thanks but I need to do this automatically. I need to find VB.net code that will automate this process. 
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Hi. Thanks but I need to do this automatically. I need to find VB.net code that will automate this process.

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In a VB.net Excel add-in is there a way to simulate the macro recorder?<br />
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Thanks
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In a VB.net Excel add-in is there a way to simulate the macro recorder?

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VB.net simulate the VBA macro recorder

Visual Basic .NET (VB.NET) is an object-oriented programming language implemented on the .NET framework, but also supported on other platforms such as Mono and Silverlight. Microsoft launched VB.NET as the successor to the Visual Basic language. Though it is similar in syntax to  Visual Basic pre-2002, it is not the same technology,