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Old 06-25-2015, 05:08 PM
edneco edneco is offline Excel to exe Windows 7 32bit Excel to exe Office 2007
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Hello everyone....



I have 9 sheets that get some data from a website when I hit a button with some very simple vba code....

What I'm trying to do is to create an executable file to do this automatically....

I have a service that my clients receive the information by mail, but I want that they run this .exe and get this information when they want....

Another 2 things. I don't want that they access the code and this .exe needs to have some limitations (by time, keys passwords or anything else)....

I already found some compilers, but they are very expensive.... Do you know any free or cheap compiler???

Or another way to do what I want???


Thank you very much for any help you can give.....
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