Microsoft Excel - VBA code required for Excel 2010 to open, perform and save a Crystal Reports 9 report pls.

VBA form controls do not include a date-picker. VS2005 does. This is a critical matter for me. Is there a way to import a VS2005 form in Excel VBA? (I am trying to create better reports than Crystal, that will take data from a database, based on user selections in a form, and then populate cells in a spreadsheet with the data. Crystal will do two or more levels of groupings, but I want to also break-up the data by week, month or quarter, in ways that are too complex for Crystal Reports. Then, I want double clicking on a cell to bring up a another report

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I am setting up a VBA application where I will be creating a crystal report and exporting the data to Excel 2003. For each unique crystal report, I would like to export each report to a different tab (worksheet) on one excel workbook. I do not want each report to be on separate excel workbooks. Thus can

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Based on the following description: "The Crystal Ball and CB Predictor Developer Kits allow users to completely automate and control Crystal Ball simulations and CB Predictor forecasts from within a VBA program or any other language outside of Excel supporting OLE 2 automation. The kits consist of libraries of macro commands and functions that unlock the programmability of Crystal Ball and CB Predictor. With the kits, users can automatically run multiple simulations to test

I am learning VBA Excel and have attempted this, but can't seem to get it to all work together 2. I believe I can take it from here. Any response would be greatly appreciated! Excel Programming Discussions Application.GetOpenFilename (1) Workbooks (1) Sheets (1) Excel (1) Macro (1) VBA (1) Workbook2.Sheet2 (1) Workbook1.Sheet1 (1) Sub test() Dim ws As Worksheet Dim wb Workbook Dim fName As Variant Set ws = ThisWorkbook.Sheets(1) fName = Application.GetOpenFilename( _ FileFilter: = "Excel Files (*.xls), *.xls") If fName = False Then Exit Sub Else Set wb = Workbooks.Open(fName with the new data.", vbOKCancel) If Msg1 <> vbOK Then Exit Sub fName1 = Application.GetOpenFilename(FileFilter: = "Excel Files (*.xls;*.csv), *.xls;*.csv") If fName1 = False Then Exit Sub Set wbCrystal = Workbooks.Open