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Tag Archives: xll
Xlls, Maths and Plots; some useful links
Two from regular commenter here, Keith Lewis: Excel xll add-in library: This is a library for creating xll add-ins for Excel from 97 through 2013. It makes every feature of the latest Excel SDK available to you including the big … Continue reading
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XLW
Prompted by a thread at The Wilmott Forums that linked here, I was prompted to take a look at XLW- A Wrapper for the Excel API. This is what they say about themselves: “XLW is an open source application that … Continue reading
Xll add-ins; are they worth the trouble?
As regular readers will know, I occasionally delve into compiling code in C++, or even Fortran, as dlls and link to them with a short piece of VBA to communicate between the spreadsheet and the compiled code. I have also … Continue reading