Vba To Java Converter

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You might want to update incompatible APIs in your VBA code before you convertyour files. For files that have the status Supported exactly, you can proceedto Step 1: Convert your files.

Modify incompatible VBA APIs

For files that have the status Supported with workaround or Needsinvestigation, you can apply your workarounds and fixes after the conversionin Apps Script, but we recommend that you modify the VBA code that you’refamiliar with first, before you convert your files.

For each API marked as Supported with workaround or Needs investigation inthe compatibility report, we recommend the following:

If the function performed by the API isn’t critical to your VBA macro workingproperly, remove it from your VBA code. If it is, change your code toimplement a similar behavior with supported VBA APIs.
For APIs with the status Supported with workaround, if you can’t switch tosupported VBA APIs, leave your VBA APIs as is. After you convert to AppsScript, a known workaround for this API is recommended in the comments of theconverted Apps Script code.
If the issue is coming from an unimplemented language construct, rewrite your code to avoid usingthose constructs.
For APIs with the status Needs investigation, check if your code containsany of the following APIs:
- Adodb.connection
- CreateObject: This API is often used to connect to database andenterprise resource planning software.
- Shell.execute
- OleObject
If yes, we recommend that you don’t convert the files these APIs belong toand investigate other options. These APIs tend to perform critical operationsfor a macro, like connecting to a database or accessing a local resource, andApps Script is generally not a good solution.

Step 1: Convert your files

On your computer, open Google Drive.
On the right side panel, click the Macro Converter add-on . If you don’t see the side panel, at thebottom right, click Show side panel .
Click Add files and folders. The Macro Converter only recognizes Excel files.
Choose the files or folders you want to convert and click Select. Selectfewer than 2,000 files at a time.
To change where your converted files are saved, click Change destination folder , and select the folder you want. Otherwise, the files are saved in your MyDrive folder.
Click Convert.
When the conversion completes, click View results.

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Step 2: Test your converted files

Run your Apps Script code

After you convert your files, test the Apps Script functions. Test the convertedfiles with the data you normally use with your Excel files. If possible, comparethe output of your converted Sheets files with the output of your original Excelfiles.

Test your triggers

If your files contain triggers like onOpen(), onEdit(), or onClick(), testyour triggers, too. Some VBA triggers won’t convert automatically and need to beaddressed in Apps Script. See Address common issues.

Review ReadMe files

If a ReadMe file was generated with your converted file, review the conversionissues listed within the ReadMe file.

If the issues might be problematic for cases you haven’t tested, apply therecommended changes to your code.
If you’ve tested all possible scenarios and everything works as intended, youprobably don’t need to make changes.

Step 3: Fix errors

If you run into errors while testing your files, see Fix errors in yourconverted code.

If the code runs without errors, but the result isn’t what you expected, openthe file’s ReadMe file. Review each section to help determine what’s causing theissue and apply the recommended fix.