I am using FCKEditor.java 2.6 version but not able to see the option to paste from word. In my case users want to copy tables from Excel and they are not able to do now because I don't have the paste from word option. My understanding is that paste from Word should solve my problem.
Any help is appreciated.
Just configure the toolbar to include the PasteFromWord button. Selecting the toolbar_full option in the config does include that button. BTW: FCKEditor 2.6 is quite outdated; currently, CKEditor for Java 3.6.1 is available.
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This maybe a simple/ridiculous question, but I am trying to make changes to the ribbon in excel (removing all other tabs and just having my own with macros etc).
This is to be used as a basic data entry workbook for other users...
My only issue is that when the changes are made it applies it to every other workbook that I open in excel, I was thinking that there should just a setting that you could change to apply the changes. But looking online I am thinking that I need some VBA, that changes the ribbon on opening and closing of the spreadsheet?
Can anyone confirm/deny this? point me in the right direction?
You can embed your ribbon customizations along with VBA macros into a macro-enabled workbook, so your customizations will be available only to the particular file. The samples that shows how to hide or display ribbon tab/group with getVisible callbacks are available for download.
Thanks for all the replies but it seems as though the only way to do what I wanted to download an UI editor...
Unfortunately, I am limited to what I can download on a work PC/also I just presumed that with a bit of quick VBA magic I would be able to achive what I wanted. But it seems as though that VBA can't edit the ribbon without help from the UI editor.
I think I will just leave the ribbon alone for now!
Take a look at this:
https://github.com/fernandreu/office-ribbonx-editor
This project contains a great guide that you need to read in order to address your question. I will not go over specifics, as you asked to be pointed into the right direction.
The README file specifies how you can add a custom tab/buttons etc. to a particular excel file. This tab will not show up in any other workbook, as it will be encoded directly in the workbook.
So to shortly answer your question - yes, it is possible. Please see the attached documentation, as I cannot guess what you intend to do, as you did not describe what specific effect you wish to achieve.
I currently use Ulysses to paste RTF formatted text from Powerpoint as formatted Markdown text. This is done using the "Paste From" option under the edit menu.
I then use the export feature of Ulysses to paste formatted HTML to the clip board. I can then past the HTML formatted code into a database.
I'm moving from a Mac environment to a Linux environment. Ulysses isn't available on Linux. I can't find any Markdown editor on Linux that allows these two operations.
Has anyone else run into this issue? Any suggestions?
Thanks.
I have found a workaround. Dropbox's "PAPER" will allow you to paste in RTF. It will also allow you to export a markdown file. Open that file in GHOSTWRITER. You can now copy the HTML to your clipboard.
I am using Excel 2011 on an iMac and trying to develop VBA macros. The help files are inadequate so I have gone to Microsoft's download area for the Visual Basic Editor Help file. This is in .chm formate which can't be opened on a Mac. Where do I get help? The book I am following says "place the cursor on the word I want to look up and press "F1" - this doesn't work either!
This is probably not the answer you want, but you can look up VBA objects, properties and methods in this section on MSDN:
Excel developer reference
(At least in Windows, the local VBA help file is a copy of this MSDN section.)
You can use your favourite search engine to look up stuff on MSDN:
activecell site:msdn.microsoft.com
I use few predefined strings a lot during the creation of data in MS Excel.
Is there a way I can create a drop down option on right click that says "Paste As..." and then select one of the texts I have predefined? Like an add-in.
Or is there some in built Paste option within Excel itself? That would save up loads of time for me.
In Excel Options (via the Office Button) under Proofing you may have an AutoCorrect Options... button where you can specify Replace: and With:. So you might choose something like qq1 (as unlikely to be required as such) to be replaced with whatever text you prefer to replace qq1.
I can't resolve this issue, I found a similar question here but:
setting the workbook to Manual calculation (alt-m-x-m or alt-t-o>formulas) didn't work
Setting editor options to disable: Auto syntax check & Background compile didn't work
anybody have any idea how to fix this very annoying behaviour, I'm used to quickly pop up VBA (alt-f11), f7 to get into code and write some quick procedures there... and it's hard to get out of that habit, I don't want to write any office extension to just add a single quote to every cell in the range
For Each rg In Selection
rg = chr(39) & rg.value
Next
F5, done...
I had this exact problem and the following worked for me.
1.Click the Microsoft Office Button, and then click Excel Options
2.Click the Add-Ins category
3.In the Manage box, click COM Add-ins, and then click Go.
4.Look for an add in called 'Load Test Report AddIn' then uncheck it
5.restart excel
This addin is installed with VS2010 Beta2
I'm using excel 2010 and face similar problem. When I hit space bar, editor removes the space and put cursor to end of last character. Tried unchecking add-in coms without resolution.
"In Excel 2010, toggling Design Mode button on the Developer Ribbon Tab solves the problem for me."
Or in vba editor, CLICK on Design Mode button (icon with pencil) to enter design mode. From the Run menu, select "Design Mode".
Got it from this link:
https://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/office/en-US/3353f2d3-7e92-424b-934c-0eedd21b9a90/excel-2010-vb-editor-auto-deleting-spaces?forum=exceldev
Winword VBA IDE works fine, so it's only in Excel for the moment.
I have tried re-installing, I have tried the Excel options > Resources > diagnostic tool which reported that it fixed 1 issue but the problem remained.
The problem effectively seems to be that the Visual Basic Editor compiles every second (or less) and removes spaces.
An ugly work around is to put a single quote after your cursor and it won't remove the spaces, but that's just silly.
I'm currently waiting for the Office 2007 Enterprise "Change" > "Repair" to finish & test it again, else I'm going to stick with the single quote.
I've hit this issue too, and for me it was related to an Excel add-in which would explain why you're not seeing it in the Word VBE. Try going into the trust center and disabling all application add-ins - if that fixes it, then you can work out which is going wrong by a process of elimination. In my case, it was the Load Test Report Addin which installs with VS2010 beta 2.
I've had this problem recently with Excel 2010. Toggling Design mode didn't work and I didn't have the 'Load Test Report Add-In'. However, I had a couple of other Add-Ins and it was one of those (Jive for Office) that was causing the issue.
So in 2010 you should go to File>Options>Add-Ins. At the bottom of the dialog box in 'Manage' select 'COM Add-Ins' and click Go. See what's in there and unselect each in turn. For me, the result was instant - I didn't even have to restart Excel.