XCombiner is a utility tool used to combine multiple VBA source code modules into a single module, taking care to remove excess Option Statements and Attribute Module Names. XCombiner is useful when you want to segment your code into multiple Modules, but want to ship your code as a single Module.
XCombiner is written in pure ES6 JavaScript, which means it can be run in the browser and does not require any external downloads to run. To use it, simply go to the XCombiner web page and follow the prompts.
Since XCombiner is written in pure ES6 JavaScript and has no external dependencies, your code is never shipped to a server to be combined. XCombiner is run purely locally and can be run offline by saving the web page. Additionally, the source code for XCombiner can be found in the web page in unminified form, so you can be sure that your VBA code remains with you.
XCombiner is written in ES6 JavaScript. Some older browsers don't support ES6 JavaScript (notably older versions of Internet Explorer). If XCombiner does not run in your browser, try using a different browser, such as Chrome, Firefox, or Safari.
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