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Furthermore, the process cannot convert all VBA syntax and therefore depending on the complexity of the macro a lot of adaptation is required for the code to run smoothly in Lotus Symphony spreadsheets. This is commonly not the case in Excel VBA projects. The conversion is not ideal, however, as it assumes that only one subroutine resides in each module.

The lines were not converted are simply commented out.

After the process has been run statistics are displayed detailing how many lines of VBA code were and were not converted.

There is a small square black button at the very right of the toolbar to convert the VBA code to IBM Lotus Productivity Tools Basic.

The Basic editor will open displaying the original Excel VBA Code.

Navigate to the module that needs to be converted and select Edit.

Open the Excel spreadsheet in Lotus Symphony spreadsheets.

Microsoft Excel no longer supports the ability to read WK files, in the long run it will probably to move from Lotus to a new spread sheet program.

This is not the Lotus Symphony of the late 1980s.

IBM has a new free product, Lotus Symphony, which may be able to be used instead. To convert Microsoft Excel VBA macros to IBM Lotus Productivity Tools Basic: It appears that Lotus 1-2-3 is dead, support appears to have ended. These instructions relate to Lotus Symphony spreadsheets Beta released in September 2007. In comparison to NeoOffice, which attempts to emulate Excel VBA when spreadsheets are opened, Lotus Symphony spreadsheets require VBA macros to be explicitly converted using an inbuilt engine. The Lotus Symphony office applications include Documents, Spreadsheets and Presentations and are compatible on Windows, Linux and Macintosh operating systems.

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In a similar fashion to NeoOffice for the Mac OS X, the multi-platform Lotus Symphony build of Open Office by IBM supports a subset of the Microsoft Excel Visual Basic for Applications library.