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Office Insiders and Power Pivot
I recently discovered another benefit of the Office Insiders program through the ExcelUnplugged blog, which has a feature on the new linked data types in Excel. More on those another day, but in addition to JavaScript UDFs, the added feature that I found to … Continue reading
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Tagged Excel, Linked Data Types, Office Insiders, Power Pivot
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JavaScript UDFs in Excel
Bleeping Computer report that Microsoft have announced JavaScript UDFs for Excel. See the link for more details. This feature is not yet available in standard Excel, but a preview version is available to those joining the Office Insiders Program.
Daily Download 9: Animation in Excel
The missing post from yesterday’s list was: Drawing in Excel – 2 , with download file: http://www.interactiveds.com.au/software/animate.zip Other animation related posts include: By Jingo Dancing Pendulums Yet more pendulums Rotating Hypercubes Animated Pythagoras
Newton Excel Shakespeare
Another excellent link from Al Vachris: Bruce McPherson’s Site This site is all about how to free your Excel data from your desktop and take advantage of web capabilities such as Docs, Maps, Earth , Gadgets, Visualizations and a whole … Continue reading
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Tagged Excel, Excelquirks, Link, SAPI.SpVoice, Text2Speech, VBA
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Dynamic Excel on the Cloud With Javascript!
I have previously linked to a spreadsheet stored on Skydrive, but I have been disappointed that the possibilities for using live spreadsheets are greatly limited by the lack of support for VBA. It seems that Microsoft have now decided to provide … Continue reading
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Tagged Cloud, javascript, Lissajous figure, Skydrive
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