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Thank you and good to hear from you. I have been away from ee for quite a while. Kol Toov!
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Good to see you around too. Happy tu!
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I have created numerous useful excel workbooks that create various pdf files using vba. <br />
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What are the steps I would need to take to enable visitors to my website to create custom pdf files using these macros. <br />
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Now I imagine I would need to convert the macros into some language that can mimic some of excel's vba functionality. <br />
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However I do not want visitors to have acces to my code. <br />
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I want them to enter thier data on some type of webform and then receive a downloadable pdf file.
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I have created numerous useful excel workbooks that create various pdf files using vba. 

What are the steps I would need to take to enable visitors to my website to create custom pdf files using these macros. 

Now I imagine I would need to convert the macros into some language that can mimic some of excel's vba functionality. 

However I do not want visitors to have acces to my code. 

I want them to enter thier data on some type of webform and then receive a downloadable pdf file.

What r the steps needed to convert the functionality of my excel vba workbook into a service I can provided to users from my website

Microsoft Excel topics include formulas, formatting, VBA macros and user-defined functions, and everything else related to the spreadsheet user interface, including error messages.

Microsoft Excel

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