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Rob Oldfield

Automate without add-ins
 
I'm writing something in .Net that automates Excel. That's generally fine
but I have an issue with a user who has an add-in installed such that
whenever they go into Excel, it pops up a login screen. Is there a way of
replacing...

objExcel=New Excel.Application

with

objExcel=New Excel.ApplicationWithNoAddIns

I know that I could probably do something like find the registry key that
tells Excel about the addin, turn that off, run Excel, and then switch it
back on - but that seems a bit kludgy. Is there a better way?



Dave Peterson

Automate without add-ins
 
Are you positive?

I don't speak .Net, but when I automate from MSWord or from a .VBS, all the
addins and all the stuff in XLStart are not loaded.

If I look at tools|addins, I see that they're checked. But if I check in the
VBE for all the open projects, I only see the workbooks I created/opened.



Rob Oldfield wrote:

I'm writing something in .Net that automates Excel. That's generally fine
but I have an issue with a user who has an add-in installed such that
whenever they go into Excel, it pops up a login screen. Is there a way of
replacing...

objExcel=New Excel.Application

with

objExcel=New Excel.ApplicationWithNoAddIns

I know that I could probably do something like find the registry key that
tells Excel about the addin, turn that off, run Excel, and then switch it
back on - but that seems a bit kludgy. Is there a better way?


--

Dave Peterson

Rob Oldfield

Automate without add-ins
 
Hmm. Well I was. I was sure it went wrong last time I tried to run it but,
having just tried it again, it works.

Apologies for the dodgy question.

<Wanders off feeling a bit confused


"Dave Peterson" wrote in message
...
Are you positive?

I don't speak .Net, but when I automate from MSWord or from a .VBS, all

the
addins and all the stuff in XLStart are not loaded.

If I look at tools|addins, I see that they're checked. But if I check in

the
VBE for all the open projects, I only see the workbooks I created/opened.



Rob Oldfield wrote:

I'm writing something in .Net that automates Excel. That's generally

fine
but I have an issue with a user who has an add-in installed such that
whenever they go into Excel, it pops up a login screen. Is there a way

of
replacing...

objExcel=New Excel.Application

with

objExcel=New Excel.ApplicationWithNoAddIns

I know that I could probably do something like find the registry key

that
tells Excel about the addin, turn that off, run Excel, and then switch

it
back on - but that seems a bit kludgy. Is there a better way?


--

Dave Peterson




Dave Peterson

Automate without add-ins
 
Whew, you put my faith back in all the posts I've seen <vbg.

Glad it worked, er, didn't work??? for you.

Rob Oldfield wrote:

Hmm. Well I was. I was sure it went wrong last time I tried to run it but,
having just tried it again, it works.

Apologies for the dodgy question.

<Wanders off feeling a bit confused

"Dave Peterson" wrote in message
...
Are you positive?

I don't speak .Net, but when I automate from MSWord or from a .VBS, all

the
addins and all the stuff in XLStart are not loaded.

If I look at tools|addins, I see that they're checked. But if I check in

the
VBE for all the open projects, I only see the workbooks I created/opened.



Rob Oldfield wrote:

I'm writing something in .Net that automates Excel. That's generally

fine
but I have an issue with a user who has an add-in installed such that
whenever they go into Excel, it pops up a login screen. Is there a way

of
replacing...

objExcel=New Excel.Application

with

objExcel=New Excel.ApplicationWithNoAddIns

I know that I could probably do something like find the registry key

that
tells Excel about the addin, turn that off, run Excel, and then switch

it
back on - but that seems a bit kludgy. Is there a better way?


--

Dave Peterson


--

Dave Peterson


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