Vista - Load or Install Application by Code

I am new to VBA and I am looking for a snippit of code that will allow me to
automate (install) a Add In for Excel. Can someone direct me in the right
direction so I get get started on this. Is their something already built and
I can change some of the code to fit mine. Any help is appreciated. Thank you

TKM wrote:hi TKM,

I haven't done this, but the XL help file has an explanation
of how to do it. I suggest you turn on the XL Macro Recorder,
go through the steps to install the addin (manually), and
then turn off the recorder. The recorder will provide you
with VBA code that reflects what you did (to install your
addin). Converting the VBA code to vbScript is relatively
easy.

I have included "my usual discussion" on this (a.k.a.,
boilerplate) below.

cheers, jw
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--- <boilerplate: using macro recorder to script msWD/XL> ---
I don't have any scripts handy, but my standard advice for
a situation like this is to turn on your excel macro recorder,
go through the operation you want to do "manually" (say, for
the first two worksheets), then turn off the macro recorder.

Go to the editor for macros, and pick out the vba macro code.
You then convert the vba to vbs -- not too hard to do -- but
there are a couple of things to watch out for. The most
common "thing to watch out for" is named arguments to functions
or subs. You are going to have to enter the argument values
(without the names) in their proper order.

A more definitive statement of "things to watch out for"
(when converting vba to vbs) may be found in the ng archives.
Go to: http://groups.google.com/advanced_group_search

Also, there are many postings about using excel's automation
interface, and converting vba to vbs in this very newsgroup,
which can also be located using google's group search.
--- <end of macro recorder boilerplate> ---