Yes, Jim. Your description is very exact about this topic. Thank you.

2012/7/3 chengjh <chen...@apache.org>

> Hi Peng,
>
> Let me use a scenario to confirm your problem,solution and
> question..Anything misunderstood,please correct me.thanks.
>
> Problem:
> When AOO launches an excel document with VBA,saves to ods and then saves to
> excel again,the VBA info will be lost.
>
> Solution:
> a)The VBA streams of an excel document will be saved into the ods document
> with binary format when converting an excel document to an ods document in
> AOO Spreadsheet with certain controller.
> b)Once the ods document containing the binary VBA streams is launched into
> AOO or previous releases,with certain controller,the binary VBA steams will
> be loaded[still binary stream in memory] or rejected..There is no any
> impact on the application,the application can still work well.
> c)Based on b),if the ods document is saved to an excel document,the binary
> VBA streams will be exported, thus, the VBA info will not be lost.
>
> Question:
> You are not sure whether this solution is reasonable. So, you want to know
> the comments about your solution. If no comments, you will do so to
> implement it.
>
> On Mon, Jul 2, 2012 at 4:33 PM, Chen Peng <chenpeng2...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> > Hi All,
> >       My name is Chen Peng, I am a developer from Symphony. My special
> > areas are VBA and sw.
> >       Now I found an issue about macros lost:
> >          I saved an excel file with VBA to spreadsheet, the VBA can work
> > well in spreadsheet, then I wanted to save this spreadsheet back to
> excel,
> > but all the macros are lost.
> >       I propose to save the binary data of excel VBA to spreadsheet, when
> > saving excel to spreadsheet, then we can get the binary data from
> > spreadsheet if need to save the spreadsheet to excel again.
> >       The binary data will not impact the open/save... of the ODF format
> > application, it will not be touched when we operate the ODF formant
> > applications. The binary data will be just used when we want to save the
> > spreadsheet to excel, it is just a data prestore about saving spreadsheet
> > macros to excel.
> >        Can you give some advice about the solution?
> >        Any feedback will be preciated, thanks.
> >
>
>
>
> --
>
> Best Regards,Jianhong Cheng
>

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