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Excel 2002 introduced a capability to add custom worksheet functions to
Excel direct from a COM/ActiveX object. I can use C# to develop a COM object which I can use fine from Excel/VBA, however I can't see it using the Excel Tools/Add-Ins - Automation button. Now this appears to be because it is not an *ActiveX* COM object, apparently in order to be an ActiveX object the COM object needs to have a 'CLSID'/Programmable key entry in the registry. I can add this Key myself in regedt32 and then the C# COM object works fine as an Automation Add-in. But I'm sure this isn't the correct way to do it, so is there a C#/.Net attribute or something to create the "Programmable" registry key automatically? |
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