PLEASE HELP!!! I HAVE NO IDEA WHAT IM DOING AND ITS ALMOST DUE! GIVING ALL MY POINTS AND WILL MARK BRAINLIEST Create a custom dialog box to calculate drag on a baseball in accordance with the following instructions
The nature of this project is to gain experience creating and using custom dialog boxes. It is assumed that you will use a copy of the VBA spreadsheet application from Day 4 as a starting point. Your custom dialog box and associated program will write values directly on the spreadsheet, run the spreadsheet application, and read results from the spreadsheet, as instructed below.

The custom dialog box should have input areas for the following items:

Weight of the baseball in ounces.
Radius of the baseball in inches.
Drag coefficient.
Air density in kilograms per meter cubed.
Initial velocity in miles per hour.
Angle measured from the horizon in degrees.

The custom dialog box should contain 2 buttons:

One button to run the associated program.
Another button to exit the dialog box.

After the user fills in the input areas and click on the first button, the program should:

Read the values from the dialog box.
Convert the weight, radius, and initial velocity to metric units.
Write the values of all 6 inputs to the spreadsheet.
Run the Update program from Day 4.
Read the results of telapsed, X distance, and Y max from the spreadsheet and display in the dialog box. These results should be displayed in metric units.

Additional Instructions:

Include a button or hot key on the spreadsheet to access your custom dialog box program.
The dialog box should be professional in appearance (neat, organized, clearly labeled).
Be sure to use good programming practices (documentation, structure, etc.
Enter all results to 4 significant figures.
Note change in units

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