is there a way to add tooltip/ hint text to a question in Microsoft form? Tried searching the web but haven't been able to find anything. Thanks.
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I am creating a word custom add-ins and in that depending on the file name I have to disable and enable custom ribbon button/s or we can say hide/show custom ribbon button/s.
I go through the link given in Microsoft Docs Here and many other article that suggest that it is only currently in preview state and only accessible on Excel.
I also go through Office User Voice and found one suggestion here.
If anyone have alternative of this then please help me to achieve that.
Support: This add-ins should support Word for Windows, Word For Mac and Word For Web.
As you found in the documentation, enable/disable of ribbon buttons is currently only available in Excel. We are currently looking at bringing the capabilities to PPT but I cannot give you a timeline for when to expect enable/disable for Word.
I would suggest adding a comment to the User Voice suggestion regarding compatibility with Word.
I'm developing an add-in for MSWord using Microsoft web add-in API. I'd like to underline or highlight some given words, but only in the scope of that session. I don't want to change the document's state. In other words, I don't want to persist the new text formatting when the document is saved.
I know how to format text, but the document's state is changed. I have this code at the moment:
word_range.font.underline = Word.UnderlineType.wave;
I want to achieve a behavior similar to Grammarly plug-in, where the underline is only to point out something is wrong with those words, but again, without persisting the underlining.
I found a similar question (word - highlight search results without permanently changing document formatting), but it was asked a few years ago and the solution is not exactly what I'm looking for.
I'm afraid that there is no way to highlight that will automatically disappear if the user saves the document. The answer that you linked to, or this one is the best that can be done in Office.js right now. It is a good idea, however, so please suggest it at Office Developer Suggestion Box.
I am just writing to ask if there's any way to share a Google Sheet worksheet with specific people using Google Apps Script Editor?
My ultimate goal is have it so the macro button share's the sheet with a set amount of addresses then emails them the shareable link, so they can see the sheet after receiving the email.
If there is a way, could you kindly explain/show me how? It would be greatly appreciated.
Not sure if this is what you're looking for, there's a Google Sheet add-on called Neo-Share, that allows you to share the sheet to specific people with the option of choosing between Editors and Viewers.
If you want to do it yourself this section of the docs is what you're looking for.
Is it possible to integrate Mailchimp Drag & Drop editor to my webpage? (http://blog.mailchimp.com/introducing-mailchimps-new-editor/) In my website users need to design a Email template & i need one drag & drop editor exactly like MailChimp. Does mailchimp provide any widget or something that i can use in my website to get that editor integrated into my website? (I already googled a lot reg the same, could'nt find anything like it)
did you find something similar?
I'm afraid that it's not possible to use MailChimp editor in your own web....
It seems to me one of the best email template editor around,
The only idea I had is to let my customer use Mailchimp and export it into my web application.
Not quite the same but...
i am using GWT/EXTGWT. on click of submit button i get list of records from db. i need to export them to pdf. please suggest me how to do this?
if data to be exported is more then that should be exported to multiple pages.
Thanks!
There's little in context of GWT here, apart from the fact that you have a GWT based application. What you are really looking for is a tool that generates PDF, given data.
There are hosts of them available :
iText
jPDF Writer...
Obviously, iText has been the most widely known and successful one! Here's a good tutorial - http://www.vogella.de/articles/JavaPDF/article.html
Try some tools like itext pdf generator Searching online will give you many more options.