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We installed an add-in while logged on as Administrator. There are multiple
profiles (users) on this computer and when a user logged in and opened Excel, the add-in was not there. Is there a way to have the add-in apply to all profiles? Excel is on the local C drive, as well as the add-in. Thank you! -- MB |
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Hi MB,
While logged in as the user who needs access to the newly installed Add-In, you should be able to activate the add-in by choosing Add-Ins from the Tools Menu. After you click on it you should get a list of available add-ins, check off the Add-In you need then click OK. You should then be able to use this Add-In for the current user -- Hope this helps. Matt S. "MB" wrote: We installed an add-in while logged on as Administrator. There are multiple profiles (users) on this computer and when a user logged in and opened Excel, the add-in was not there. Is there a way to have the add-in apply to all profiles? Excel is on the local C drive, as well as the add-in. Thank you! -- MB |
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Thanks for the quick reply, Matt. Yes, this works for the current user, but
is there a way that the Add-in will work for all users for that computer. We're having to activate the add-in for each individual user. Since the add-in is stored on the local drive, can't it be activated for all users? Thanks again, Matt. -- MB "Matt" wrote: Hi MB, While logged in as the user who needs access to the newly installed Add-In, you should be able to activate the add-in by choosing Add-Ins from the Tools Menu. After you click on it you should get a list of available add-ins, check off the Add-In you need then click OK. You should then be able to use this Add-In for the current user -- Hope this helps. Matt S. "MB" wrote: We installed an add-in while logged on as Administrator. There are multiple profiles (users) on this computer and when a user logged in and opened Excel, the add-in was not there. Is there a way to have the add-in apply to all profiles? Excel is on the local C drive, as well as the add-in. Thank you! -- MB |
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MB,
I do no think there is an option in Excel to activate the add-in for an entire machine. All settings in Excel are usually user specific and do not carry over from one user to another. Sorry. -- Hope this helps. Matt S. "MB" wrote: Thanks for the quick reply, Matt. Yes, this works for the current user, but is there a way that the Add-in will work for all users for that computer. We're having to activate the add-in for each individual user. Since the add-in is stored on the local drive, can't it be activated for all users? Thanks again, Matt. -- MB "Matt" wrote: Hi MB, While logged in as the user who needs access to the newly installed Add-In, you should be able to activate the add-in by choosing Add-Ins from the Tools Menu. After you click on it you should get a list of available add-ins, check off the Add-In you need then click OK. You should then be able to use this Add-In for the current user -- Hope this helps. Matt S. "MB" wrote: We installed an add-in while logged on as Administrator. There are multiple profiles (users) on this computer and when a user logged in and opened Excel, the add-in was not there. Is there a way to have the add-in apply to all profiles? Excel is on the local C drive, as well as the add-in. Thank you! -- MB |
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Okay. Thanks, Matt, for your responses. Happy weekend!
-- MB "Matt" wrote: MB, I do no think there is an option in Excel to activate the add-in for an entire machine. All settings in Excel are usually user specific and do not carry over from one user to another. Sorry. -- Hope this helps. Matt S. "MB" wrote: Thanks for the quick reply, Matt. Yes, this works for the current user, but is there a way that the Add-in will work for all users for that computer. We're having to activate the add-in for each individual user. Since the add-in is stored on the local drive, can't it be activated for all users? Thanks again, Matt. -- MB "Matt" wrote: Hi MB, While logged in as the user who needs access to the newly installed Add-In, you should be able to activate the add-in by choosing Add-Ins from the Tools Menu. After you click on it you should get a list of available add-ins, check off the Add-In you need then click OK. You should then be able to use this Add-In for the current user -- Hope this helps. Matt S. "MB" wrote: We installed an add-in while logged on as Administrator. There are multiple profiles (users) on this computer and when a user logged in and opened Excel, the add-in was not there. Is there a way to have the add-in apply to all profiles? Excel is on the local C drive, as well as the add-in. Thank you! -- MB |
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