Greg
02-28-2013, 08:24 PM
Dear all,
I have just acquired a new accounting system which uses c++ coding to generate letters, invoices and documents.
However, when I modify one of my documents for use in the system (by adding the inbuilt c++ code for addressees, etc.) any Userform on that document and its related macros, no longer function. Meanwhile the c++ code works beautifully.
For example, pressing my print selector button after generating one of these documents has no effect whatsoever.
Having said that, if I don't add any c++ code to the document and simply load my document into the documents folder of the accounting system, it continues to function perfectly.
It seems therefore that VBA and c++ don't sit well together in the same document but I'm not sure what can be done (if anything) to make them compatible.
Does anyone have a suggestion?
Regards,
Greg.
I have just acquired a new accounting system which uses c++ coding to generate letters, invoices and documents.
However, when I modify one of my documents for use in the system (by adding the inbuilt c++ code for addressees, etc.) any Userform on that document and its related macros, no longer function. Meanwhile the c++ code works beautifully.
For example, pressing my print selector button after generating one of these documents has no effect whatsoever.
Having said that, if I don't add any c++ code to the document and simply load my document into the documents folder of the accounting system, it continues to function perfectly.
It seems therefore that VBA and c++ don't sit well together in the same document but I'm not sure what can be done (if anything) to make them compatible.
Does anyone have a suggestion?
Regards,
Greg.