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CUSTOM WORKSHEET FUNCTIONS

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TSS - Daniel - 20 Sep 2006 16:38 GMT
In reference to shared Add-ins that may created with Visual Studio .NET DM
Unseen wrote (2005/6/7): "Excel 2002 and later can have (custom) worksheet
functions"

¿Does any body tan tell me how?
Boris - 21 Sep 2006 20:20 GMT
> In reference to shared Add-ins that may created with Visual Studio
> .NET DM Unseen wrote (2005/6/7): "Excel 2002 and later can have
> (custom) worksheet functions"
>
> ¿Does any body tan tell me how?

See http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/assistance/ha011117011033.aspx

Boris
TSS - Daniel - 22 Sep 2006 14:44 GMT
Boris:

The article  you mention makes reference to .xla Add-ins. I am looking for
the same thing from a .dll library (I mean a shared COM Add-in). I guess that
it is necesary to implement the functions in the shared COM Addin (.dll) and
also to export that functions to the EXCEL.

XLLs make the same thing but in a rather complex way: by using XLOPERs. May
be there is an easier way of doing and it seems like DM Unseen know it.

By,

TSS - Daniel

> > In reference to shared Add-ins that may created with Visual Studio
> > .NET DM Unseen wrote (2005/6/7): "Excel 2002 and later can have
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>
> Boris

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