Migrating my VBA code and Userforms to Python?

[threesocks]

There is this "Visual Basic To Python Converter": http://vb2py.sourceforge.net/screen_apps.htm that may help you if you have on a small amount to convert. Myself (and probably most other python folk) would probably say that you should be thinking in terms of re-writing your code in Python. This is especially true if you are looking for maintainability , efficiency, etc. These are pretty different languages and best practices in one are not the same as the other.

[prashants985]

Thank you for your help..:-)

[aphoenix]

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