Integrate with MS Excel like TFS Workitems - excel

Can someone provide me some pointers, articles, best approach, technology choices to build a MS Excel 2010 integration like TFS does for its work items? So as to be able to modify data and republish to a service easily from within Excel.
Greetings and thanks

I have used the MS Workbook with codebehind approach succesfully.

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