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Build a project from start to the end using vba
Posted 3 giu 2016, 09:34 GMT-4 Version 5.2 1 Reply
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Hello,
Q1: I was wondering if one could build a complete project in EXCEL VBA, without having to use the desktop.
Q2: I understand how to save a project in VBA format. Is it possible to later edit the (saved) VBA project file and loaded back in COMSOL desktop?
Q3: Is the VBA file editable in the EXCEL VBA IDE (assuming the COMSOL Livelink is properly installed)?
Thank you
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NAFTALI HERSCOVICI
Q1: I was wondering if one could build a complete project in EXCEL VBA, without having to use the desktop.
Q2: I understand how to save a project in VBA format. Is it possible to later edit the (saved) VBA project file and loaded back in COMSOL desktop?
Q3: Is the VBA file editable in the EXCEL VBA IDE (assuming the COMSOL Livelink is properly installed)?
Thank you
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NAFTALI HERSCOVICI
1 Reply Last Post 6 giu 2016, 07:53 GMT-4
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Posted:
8 years ago
Hi
If you have LiveLink for Excel then this answers your questions:
Q1: Yes
Q2: You can't load the VBA file into Comsol again (edited or not), but you can run the VBA file (in Excel) and save the resulting model as a regular MPH-file that can later be loaded in Comsol Multiphysics. This feature is great for setting up advanced model and for debugging.
Q3: Yes, you can edit the VBA file inside Excel (it is just a text file).
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Lars Gregersen
Comsol Denmark
If you have LiveLink for Excel then this answers your questions:
Q1: Yes
Q2: You can't load the VBA file into Comsol again (edited or not), but you can run the VBA file (in Excel) and save the resulting model as a regular MPH-file that can later be loaded in Comsol Multiphysics. This feature is great for setting up advanced model and for debugging.
Q3: Yes, you can edit the VBA file inside Excel (it is just a text file).
--
Lars Gregersen
Comsol Denmark