Sharing and Reusing VBA Objects

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In developing your Microsoft® Office application, you might have created some useful VBA objects that other developers could use. On the other hand, you might know of some Microsoft® Visual Basic® for Applications (VBA) objects created by other developers that you want to get and modify in your current project. You can easily import and export objects with the VBA Multi-Code Import/Export add-in.

In this Section

• Exporting VBA Objects
  Using the VBA Multi-Code Export add-in, you can share Microsoft® Visual Basic® for Applications (VBA) objects by exporting objects from one VBA project to another location to be imported into a different VBA project.
• Importing VBA Objects
  Using the VBA Multi-Code Import add-in, you can share Microsoft® Visual Basic® for Applications (VBA) objects by importing existing objects into the current VBA project.

Related Sections

• Using Source Code Control
  Place your Microsoft® Office applications and source code under source control.
• Sharing Code with the Code Librarian
  Use a Code Librarian database to help find, insert, and modify code snippets.