When you include a reference in your VBA module to "Risk Solver Engine V8.0 Type Library," all of the Risk Solver objects are available - they even appear in IntelliSense prompting: And everything you can do with Risk Solver in VBA can be a part of your deployed application workbook - you need just one file RSolve32.xll, the Risk Solver Engine add-in, to run your application. The same power to create custom risk analysis applications is available to you through Risk Solver's VBA Object Model. If you've used Visual Basic (VBA) to control Excel through its objects such as Worksheets, Ranges and Cells, you know how powerful and convenient this can be for creating custom applications.
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