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calling C# .Net dll from VBA

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thomson - 02 Jan 2006 14:10 GMT
Hi All ,

         I was using a C# .Net dll from VBA  for a week . I make it
possible by setting the  option of  '  Register for COM  Interop '
under project setting to  '  TRUE '   and by using type library of my
dll as reference . But when I tried to use the same on another machine
, it is showing errors , even after I register the dll  using  Regasm .
Is it need anything more  ?

 Can any one help me
 Any suggestion is appreciated ,

 Regards ,

 Thomson
David Lloyd - 04 Jan 2006 16:09 GMT
Thomson:

Can you provide more details regarding the error messages you are receiving?

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Hi All ,

         I was using a C# .Net dll from VBA  for a week . I make it
possible by setting the  option of  '  Register for COM  Interop '
under project setting to  '  TRUE '   and by using type library of my
dll as reference . But when I tried to use the same on another machine
, it is showing errors , even after I register the dll  using  Regasm .
Is it need anything more  ?

 Can any one help me
 Any suggestion is appreciated ,

 Regards ,

 Thomson
 
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