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Excel Thoughts: Creating Excel/Office 2007 Addins in Visual Studio ...
May 6, 2008 ... Random Stuff about Excel, Visual Studio and C#. ... There is a Ribbon control to add which creates all the XML in the background, ...
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Excel Thoughts: Creating Excel Addin with C# Extensibility
Creating Excel Addin with C# Extensibility. Well it has been a long time since my last. I have been using C# over the last few months to automate an Excel ...
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Excel Thoughts: Cloning using Serialization
You need to decorate the class(es) that you want to clone with the [Serializable] attribute. If you are trying to clone a object of a type which has members ...
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Excel Thoughts: Removing Broken References and Adding VBA References
I want to add the VBA project reference MSXML explicitly which is compatble with "Excel 2003". Can you guide what is the correct reference to add that. ...
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Excel Thoughts: Automatic Mouse Movement on UserForms
Automatic Mouse Movement on UserForms. I have been using an Excel addin which I had need to automate some procedures overnight. ...
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Excel Thoughts: Automatic Mouse Movement on UserForms
Automatic Mouse Movement on UserForms. I have been using an Excel addin which I had need to automate some procedures overnight. ...
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Excel Thoughts: Removing Broken References and Adding VBA References
If you set the reference manually to Microsoft Visual Basic for Applications Extensibility 5.3 in your workbook, when the end user opens the workbook, ...
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Excel Thoughts: Removing Broken References and Adding VBA References
If you set the reference manually to Microsoft Visual Basic for Applications Extensibility 5.3 in your workbook, when the end user opens the workbook, ...
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Excel Thoughts: Removing Broken References and Adding VBA References
If you set the reference manually to Microsoft Visual Basic for Applications Extensibility 5.3 in your workbook, when the end user opens the workbook, ...
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Excel Thoughts: Removing Broken References and Adding VBA References
Remove references to Outlook if they are there and are broken. For liCnt = Application.VBE.VBProjects.Item(sThisVBEName).References.count To 1 Step -1 ...
