Hi tinfanide,

The various versions of VBA can be likened to dialects of VB6. Because VBA is application-specific, Word, Excel, Access, etc will each have will have methods, etc that aren't found in the others. VB6 won't have any of these application-specific extensions.

The MSDN pages will provide examples in various languages, because MS supports them (eg via Visual Studio), not because they're interchangeable.

Whilst you could add C# code to a VBA module, VBA wouldn't know what to do with it; you'd have to pass the C# code as a string or a series of strings to a C# compiler. And that entails automating the C# compiler.

Code written in C#, VB6, VB.NET, etc, can be used to control Office Applications by hooking into the application's VBA.

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Cheers,
Paul Edstein
[Fmr MS MVP - Word]