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    Post AddressOf in VBA

    I'm using a DLL in order use some optimization software. The DLL has a Callback function which retrieves some information about the simulation. The problem is that it only works in Visual Basic, as it uses the AddressOf operator. How could I solve this, using VBA?

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    Re: AddressOf in VBA

    Even in real Visual Basic, AddressOf only works if it is in a module.

    I know that you can use Modules in VBA, so I would give that a shot.

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    Re: AddressOf in VBA

    "Real Visual Basic?

    VBA is still Visual Basic


    Yes, simply place the code in a module, it will work.
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