I have microsoft office professional plus 2010 and its not running, shows Error code 0x8007007B. " Copy of Microsoft Office is not activated". How do i fix this issue? Please assist me thanks.
Click this link to download and run the Microsoft Office Configuration Analyzer Tool, to see if that can resolve the problem with you Office installation:
www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/detail...
Otherwise, follow these steps to perform a full repair of your Office installation . . .
Open Control Panel - Programs and Features
Click Microsoft Office in the list of installed applications
At the top, click 'Change'
On the resulting dialog, click 'Repair' - choose the online repair, it is a comprehensive fix
That should fix any issues with your Office Installation .
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Hi I am trying to open Work item query results in microsoft excel but getting an error "TF208093 you cannot use work item query to generate reports in excel on this server because it is not configured for reporting"
Below are the steps which I performed
1. Installed excel extension from marketplace on Azure DevOps
2. Installed Visual Studio 2017
3. Installed Team Foundation Server Integration 2017
I tested the "open work item query result in microsoft excel" through the excel extension with below process:
Click the “Open in Excel” in Query Results after I installed the Excel extension for my organization:
Click the “Open TfsProtocolHandler.exe” button in popup dialog
Now we can see it in Excel opened automatically:
The only difference between my process and yours is that i didn't install Team Foundation Server Integration 2017 (I have Visual Studio 2017 on my computer), you can try to uninstall it and do the process again see if we can solve the problem.
Your error very similar to the error with the reports generation. Azure DevOps Service does not support Reports:
Try to open your query directly from Excel:
Visual Studio 2019 appears to not be installing the needed component (maybe only under certain workloads?).
Whether have VS 2019 or not, this download should solve the issue: https://visualstudio.microsoft.com/downloads/#azure-devops-office-integration-2019
Note: this isn't quite a direct answer to the question, since the questioner does have the TfsProtocolHandler.exe, rather this answer is a fix for "nothing happens when I click 'Open in Excel'"
We are trying to use the Open in Microsoft Excel feature in VS2015 to open TFS query results in Excel when we receive the error: TF80068: Team Foundation encountered an error while communicating with the server. Please check your connection and try again. Excel TFS Error
I can open Excel (Office 365) and use the Team menu New List to connect to the server (2010) and pull the results of the query without issue.
It is only when we use the VS2015 option that it fails.
I've removed and added the AddIn numerous times.
I've tried to register the dll as well...no luck.
Thanks in advance!
TFS MS Office button
To fix the error open Excel to a blank workbook
Click File -> Options -> Add-Ins
At the bottom open the Manage drop down and select COM Add-Ins
Click Go…
In the Add-Ins Available list scroll to the bottom, you should see something like the attached image
add Ins list
You may have up to 3 Team Foundation Add-in items, although they look similar they are different
a. Select each one and check the location for each
b. Ensure ONLY the one labeled "C:\Program Files\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\Team Foundation Server\14.0\x86\TFSOfficeAdd-in.dll" is selected
Verify TFC Office Shim is unselected
Click OK
Return to VS2015 and open the project in Team Explorer
Open Work Items
Select Open in Microsoft Office drop down and click Open Query in Microsoft Excel
It should now work! You should see data in the worksheet
I guess you should install latest version of Office Integration: ISO and Web Installer.
Hope this helps!
I received this error and fixed it by re-signing in using the following steps. There might be a more straight-forward way to fix, but this is what worked for me:
Open a new Excel instance.
Creat a new workbook.
Click on the "Team" tab.
Select "New List" ("Connect to Team Foundation Server" dialog should appear)
Click "Switch User" in the bottom left.
Enter credentials.
Open original workbook.
When going to 'Add or Remove Features ' > Microsoft Office > Microsoft Office Infopath > .NET Programmability Support > .NET Programmability support for .NET Framework version 2.0 > Visual Studio Tools for Applications (set this to "Run from my computer"), I get message, Microsoft Office Enterprise 2007 configuration did not complete successfully. I have the prerequisites installed so I'm not sure the reason VSTA won't install. Does anyone have any idea? I have not found any information regarding this particular issue. Thank you.
Okay i got mine to work now. i simply uninstalled InfoPath by changing
Microsoft Office Professional Plus 2007 installation in appwiz.cpl (Programs & Features).
When running the Office Setup again i selected every package below InfoPath
(sorry for the screenshot beeing in german but i rly didn't get the installation wizard to change it's language, i tried everything.)
Hope it works for you.
cheers!
Using Excel 2010 and TFS 2010. I've been using the "Team" tab in Excel for quite a while now (very useful!). Today, the "Refresh" took ages and I couldn't use Excel so I killed the process in Task Manager. I reopened Excel and the Team tab was missing. I added it back in File > Options > Add Ins > Manage COM Add Ins > Go > selected the Team Foundation Add-In and the Team tab is back. I can create/view lists etc. However, when I close and reopen Excel the Team tab is missing again.
How do I make the Team tab stay on the ribbon bar even when closing & reopening Excel?
For Excel 2013 x64 and Visual Studio 2012, I had to change HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Office\Excel\Addins\TFCOfficeShim.Connect.4\LoadBehavior to 3 (Load at startup).
I had previously disabled the add-in via the Excel COM Add-Ins dialog box. This changed the add-in load behavior to "do not load automatically". Attempting to re-enable the add-in through the dialog box now only changes it to "load on demand", which is only good for one session of Excel. There is an issue logged in Connect for this. Changing the registry manually works around the bug.
By chance, I re-enabled it (after having to manually re-add the tab again).
Excel > File > Options > Add-Ins > Manage > Disabled Items > select items > click Enable.
As easy as that.
I have had that same issue with TFS 2010 Office Add-in and Excel. The reason was because there were two TFS Office add-ins, the first version was for a 64 bit machine, while the other was for a 32 bit machine. So I removed both versions, restarted excel, and re-added the 32 bit version of the TFS add-in. I have had no issues since.
EDIT: My local machine is running Windows 7 64 bit and Excel 2010.
I just ran into this myself. The registry setting looked okay, and there weren't any add-ins listed under Disabled Items.
I launched Excel as Administrator, deleted all instances of Team Foundation Add-in (I had 3), and then re-added the add-in. It was then correctly showing as "Load at Startup." I closed Excel and re-opened from my usual shortcut, and everything looked good.
There were a number of Excel restarts peppered into that process as I was very much guessing and checking, but I believe that it was the act of re-adding the add-in that ultimately resolved the issue for me.
I had to remove the extension (listed as "Unloaded") from COM Add-Ins list and then add it again.
Follow the instructions below to manually add it to Excel:
Navigate to Com Add-ins manager:
File > Options > Add-Ins > set "Manage:" to "COM Add-ins" > Go...
Add it again:
Add... > "C:\Program Files\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\Team Foundation Server\11.0\x86\TFSOfficeAdd-in.dll" > OK
Restart Excel: Confirm the "Team" tab appears on startup
This is a workaround that helps several people. This is not a fix but still has worth.
Launch Excel as Administrator. You do this by right clicking the Excel Icon, then right click the Excel mini-icon then click "Run as administrator".
This is not a fix and can be a hassle but for many with this issue it will provide the features you want. Hopefully Microsoft will come up with a permanent solution in the future.
With latest versions this problem can be solved by installing Azure DevOps Office® Integration 2019 from
https://visualstudio.microsoft.com/downloads/#other-family
If you don't see Team Foundation Add in you can use this method which saved a lot of time for me
it will appear like this , file --> options --> add ins
i want to create an excel AddIn .it is simple :
File>New Project > Visual Basic > Office > Version 2010>OK
but an error says "Object reference not set to an inctance of an object"!
my VS version is 2010 ultimate
with Office 2010
in addition , i downloaded these two files and inistalled them hope they help me but it makes no change for me
http://www.microsoft.com/download/en/confirmation.aspx?id=3508
http://www.microsoft.com/download/en/details.aspx?displaylang=en&id=20479
what is wrong and what is the solution?
thanks in advance
If you have done default VS 2010 installation after Office installation it should work. I would recommend you to repair or reinstall with Office developer tools checked.
Check Microsoft Office section here