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From VBA to VSTO: Is Excel's New Engine Right for You? by Gerard M. Verschuuren

From VBA to VSTO: Is Excel's New Engine Right for You? Gerard M. Verschuuren ebook
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ISBN: 1932802142, 9781932802146
Format: pdf
Page: 207

If you use the additional stuff for non-Australians). Also there is the option to use the new excel file format , xlsx files are a zip file that have xml inside. If getting started in Office automation means VSTO and managed code, are we reducing the number of new office developers? Between these two extremes, I would like a simple workaround to simply automate the PowerPivot Refresh operation from VBA/VSTO. There is a .net sdk to I will check on VSTO again. I am looking to put a combobox in a cell that is populated with season codes from a database. The adding of code will be limited to legacy features (remember no updates to the OM), but that will cover about 99% of what's in Excel and 99.9% of what you want to use (with one notable exception). VSTO development that does stuff in office uses the same api that you use in VBA to make things happen. It might not always be the best vehicle for the job (although often it is), but it gets the job done, and you don't need a special licence to drive it. Otherwise, you should use XMLA connecting directly to the sandboxed engine. That guy who just learned what VBA was and wrote his first macro? VSTO is a 2009 Ford engine for which you need a year's pay to buy all the electronic diagnostic gear. Is Excel+VBA still worth learning, or has it had its day? They know they might have to rewrite part of their add-in for every new version of PowerPivot, and in case of any issue, they cannot rely on Microsoft support. Select a season code and the combobox and the cell to the right is populated with styles for the season. Not all are free, but progressive companies will be investing in the new tech.