I have Excel 365 64 bit and I'm trying to add an old add-in. In previous versions of Excel when I added my Add-In (Duplicate Master V2 by brettdj) it would create a new tab labeled Add-In and there would appear the routine. I've tried adding on my new Office 365 Excel Add-in, but I cannot find it anywhere.
Right-click the file in Explorer, choose Properties, and look for an option/button to unblock it. Then restart Excel. You should then see the AddIns tab hopefully!
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Currently I have an Excel Add In in Excel 2016 called 'Excel Image Assistant' (https://excel-image-assistant.com/). This is an excel add-in currently enabled on my excel and appears under a tab on the ribbon as Add-Ins.
I have developed a VSTO Add In which I want to install on my machine and enable this personalized bespoke ribbon. It installs perfectly fine, however when I enable this COM add in. The items from the excel add in now appears in my COM ADD IN ribbon.
I want to treat these as two different tabs but it seems as though the excel add in is conflicting with the VSTO COM Add In.
So you can only have one or the other enabled to see the add in Excel but if you have both enabled the Excel Add in is put in my COM add in.
Is this in the VSTO Code that could be causing this? Or this is something in Excel settings wise that may need to be adjusted to allow both of these to be enabled as different tabs in the ribbon as i need them treated seperately.
I have a macro function that I have added to an excel file. My question is how can I add the same macro function to a specific set of excel files without copy pasting the macro in each excel vba editor.What is the easiest way to achieve this?
The objective is for the users who have no knowledge on excel macros should be able to easily add Macros to excel and execute it.
If the people who are importing the macros are also the users of these macros you might want to create an add-in out of your vba macro. The procedure is described here. The users would just have to install the add-in on their PCs once(step 4). They can then use the add-in for several Excel-files.
This needs to be done by each user once:
Step 4: Install the Add-In:
Go to Tools > Add-Ins to open the Add-Ins dialog. If you have stored your Add-In in the default location you will see its name displayed in the Add-Ins available: window (if you have stored your Add-In in a different folder, use the [Browse] button to find it). Click on your Add-In's name to see its description at the bottom of the dialog box.
To install your Add-In place a tick in the check-box next to your Add-In's name and click [OK]. [Click the thumbnail below to see a full-sized image]...
Installing your Add-In (Excel 2002) Installing your Add-In (Excel 2000/97)
As soon as the Add-In is installed its functions will be available in Excel. Find them in the User Defined section of the Function Wizard (Paste Function Tool) or simply type them into a cell as you would any built-in function. The Add-In will remain installed until you return to the Add-Ins dialog and uninstall it by removing the tick from the check-box.
I want to remove the add-in from my the Add-in list in the Excel 2016 in MAC. I have deleted the add-in from the physical path and unchecked the add-in from the Add-in list too. Closed all the instance of Excel. When I reopen the excel, it is showing the message that "Add-in is not in the specified path. Do you want to remove the from list?. I have given Yes. Still the add-in appears in the list. Kindly help me to remove the old add-in from the list.
I develop, for our department, an MS Excel add-in that includes a custom ribbon tabs that shows up when user lunch the add-in and hide some MS Excel tabs that we do not needs.
This custom ribbon includes a quit function to unload the add-in.
The problem is that the company does provide some add-in with custom tab.
I would like to know, how I can hide temporary their custom tab and show them when the user quit out add-in.
You can simply enable/disable the company's add-ins, using:
Application.AddIns("name of the add in here").Installed = False
Of course, considering you know the other add-in names.
I have created a VBA in excel 2003 and save it in xla format. This AddIn add a new menu and some submenu in toolbar of Excel. All work well until I upgrade to Office 2007, then I open the xla file. No error message shown, but when I view the macro List, no items there. I open the Visual Basic editor. My old Project (named ML) is still there, but nothing in the Project tree, just default files as when add a new blank project.
I open the xla file with notepad, and my variable, function name are still there. Anyone has experience in this weird behavior, please give me a clue.
Thanks in advance.
Toolbar add-ins generally appear in the add-ins tab of the ribbon in Excel 2007. Make sure you have the add-ins tab displayed (if not you can turn it on under excel options).
If that still isn't working you'll need to go online and read up on altering the code to conform to the ribbon - there are a lot of resources out there should you need to do this.