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I created a function in VBA. I want Excel 2007 to show the Autocomplete when writing this function in the cell's Excel.
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How to use the autocomplete feature for VBA function in Excel 2007 with Excel Add-In (.xlam)?
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In Excel 2010, the autocomplete works
In Excel 2007 with Excel Macro-Enabled Worksheet (.xlsm), the autocomplete works. The test file here.
But, in Excel 2007 with Excel Add-In (.xlam), the autocomplete NOT works. The test file here.
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I’m totally new to Perl and I have a requirement like to create a Perl script which reads Excel worksheet contents from my project SharePoint(Internet) and same should be sent via e-mail as a HTML content.
It would be really helpful if the code snippet is shared.
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Here are some modules which you can use to read excel file:
Spreadsheet::ParseExcel
Spreadsheet::XLSX -> To read .xlsx file
Spreadsheet::Read
See the documentation for all modules.
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I am pulling data with a perl script, getting it in csv form, and I need to push that data straight into a Google Spreadsheet. My research so far has yielded Sheets to csv answers which is not what I need.
A couple of options:
Net::Google::Spreadsheets - A Perl module for using Google Spreadsheets API.
Net::Google::Drive::Simple - Simple modification of Google Drive data
With the latter you'd write your csv file then upload it to Google drive.
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I'm trying to create a word document using c#. My problem is I can only use Word 2000. Open XML doesn't support word 2000. And word 2000 doesn't support Microsoft.Office.Interop.Word.
I also tried using openXML and outputing as .rtf file.
If you can't use interop or the OpenXML standards (because no docx support in Word 2000) you may want to take a look at an external library that doesn't use COM or similar. At our office we use the Aspose components which does this for us but unfortunately this library is not free of charge :(
The component can be found here http://www.aspose.com/.net/word-component.aspx
Alternatively, free of charge you may also want to check NetOffice which supports Office 2000 and is free of charge and uses the model you are probably familiar with. See http://netoffice.codeplex.com for more information
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I installed Office 2010 and I would like to know if there is a trick to convert all files (.doc in .docx, etc)
It's not so clear why would you want to do that. Office 2010 has a backward compatibility and it and will have no problem reading your .doc files. If you just want to convert these files to .docx format, you can just open them in Office 2010 and use the Save As.. option.
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I've been asked to sort the sections of a very long Word file according to their title.
Is there any easy way to do it using a macro?
If it is not possible, what approach would you go for?
Word actually already have built-in functionality for this. Doing a quick Google search gave the following tutorial to accomplish what you are asking: http://wordribbon.tips.net/T011238_Sorting_by_Headings.html
I just followed the tutorial using Microsoft Office 2013 without any issues, so hopefully this will get you going :)