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> I also think the more important question is the accessibility of moving from Office VBA to VB14 VBA 6 is exactly the same language as VB 6, with the same IDE
by ptx 10y ago
> I also think the more important question is the accessibility of moving from Office VBA to VB14
VBA 6 is exactly the same language as VB 6, with the same IDE. VBA 7 (the current version) adds some new types to support 64-bit mode.
(I'm currently maintaining a bunch of VBA code in a third-party application that uses it for scripting.)