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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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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.