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I have created Excel an AddIn in VB and i wish to load it when my program opens excel. What is the code that i have to write for that. I have already set the startup option in addin to "Load On Demand". Plz.. Hel Thank Vikram Kohli |
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Vikram,
If you install the addin (ToolsAddins) and check it, it always loads when Excel starts. -- HTH Bob Phillips ... looking out across Poole Harbour to the Purbecks (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct) "Vikram Kohli" wrote in message ... Hi, I have created Excel an AddIn in VB and i wish to load it when my program opens excel. What is the code that i have to write for that. I have already set the startup option in addin to "Load On Demand". Plz.. Help Thanks Vikram Kohli |
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The loading of standard Excel add-ins is controlled through Tools, Add-ins.
If this is a COM Add-in its loading is controlled through Tools, COM Add-ins. That menu item is not visible by default in Excel. To add it to your menu you have to go into View, Toolbars, Customize. Go to the Commands tab and the Tools category. You'll find COM Add-ins in the list of commands. All you have to do is drag it to your Tools menu. -- Jim Rech Excel MVP "Vikram Kohli" wrote in message ... | Hi, | | I have created Excel an AddIn in VB and i wish to load it when my program opens excel. What is the code that i have to write for that. I have already set the startup option in addin to "Load On Demand". Plz.. Help | | Thanks | | Vikram Kohli |
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1) My addin is a dll not an xla file. 2) I don't want my addin to load every time when excel starts instead i want it to load when i click on a button from my ex Thank ----- Bob Phillips wrote: ---- Vikram If you install the addin (ToolsAddins) and check it, it always loads whe Excel starts -- HT Bob Phillip ... looking out across Poole Harbour to the Purbeck (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct "Vikram Kohli" wrote in messag .. Hi I have created Excel an AddIn in VB and i wish to load it when my progra opens excel. What is the code that i have to write for that. I have alread set the startup option in addin to "Load On Demand". Plz.. Hel Thank Vikram Kohl |
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![]() Hi ji There is no command as COM Add-In when i have selected Tools category in Visual Basic ----- Jim Rech wrote: ---- The loading of standard Excel add-ins is controlled through Tools, Add-ins. If this is a COM Add-in its loading is controlled through Tools, COM Add-ins. That menu item is not visible by default in Excel. To add it to your menu you have to go into View, Toolbars, Customize. Go to the Commands tab and the Tools category. You'll find COM Add-ins in the list of commands. All you have to do is drag it to your Tools menu -- Jim Rec Excel MV "Vikram Kohli" wrote in message .. | Hi | I have created Excel an AddIn in VB and i wish to load it when my program opens excel. What is the code that i have to write for that. I have already set the startup option in addin to "Load On Demand". Plz.. Hel | Thank | Vikram Kohli |
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I was speaking of Excel not VB. The COM Add-in item should be added to
Excel's Tools menu if this add-in is written to work with Excel. -- Jim Rech Excel MVP "Vikram Kohli" wrote in message ... | | Hi jim | | There is no command as COM Add-In when i have selected Tools category in Visual Basic. | | ----- Jim Rech wrote: ----- | | The loading of standard Excel add-ins is controlled through Tools, Add-ins. | If this is a COM Add-in its loading is controlled through Tools, COM | Add-ins. That menu item is not visible by default in Excel. To add it to | your menu you have to go into View, Toolbars, Customize. Go to the Commands | tab and the Tools category. You'll find COM Add-ins in the list of | commands. All you have to do is drag it to your Tools menu. | | -- | Jim Rech | Excel MVP | "Vikram Kohli" wrote in message | ... | | Hi, | | | | I have created Excel an AddIn in VB and i wish to load it when my program | opens excel. What is the code that i have to write for that. I have already | set the startup option in addin to "Load On Demand". Plz.. Help | | | | Thanks | | | | Vikram Kohli | | | |
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Hello Jim,
I have more or less the same problem as Vikram. In my VB Menu bar is a option Add-Ins. If I click that option I got an Add-In Manager showing a empty box of available Add-Ins and no option to ad one. When I follow your suggestion ViewToolbarsCommands I see in the command column an function "Additional Controls". However, when I drag that one to the Menu bar it is not possible to activate it. How can I made this function active? I'm using Office 2000 (which is different from older versions on this point, according to the help file) and VB 6.3. "Vikram Kohli" wrote in message ... Hi jim There is no command as COM Add-In when i have selected Tools category in Visual Basic. ----- Jim Rech wrote: ----- The loading of standard Excel add-ins is controlled through Tools, Add-ins. If this is a COM Add-in its loading is controlled through Tools, COM Add-ins. That menu item is not visible by default in Excel. To add it to your menu you have to go into View, Toolbars, Customize. Go to the Commands tab and the Tools category. You'll find COM Add-ins in the list of commands. All you have to do is drag it to your Tools menu. -- Jim Rech Excel MVP "Vikram Kohli" wrote in message ... | Hi, | | I have created Excel an AddIn in VB and i wish to load it when my program opens excel. What is the code that i have to write for that. I have already set the startup option in addin to "Load On Demand". Plz.. Help | | Thanks | | Vikram Kohli |
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I think you missed Jim's "Tools Category" reference.
View|toolbars|Commands Tab|Tools Category|COM Add-ins... (about half way down) Drag it to your favorite toolbar. (I put mine right below Tools|Addins) Gerrit van Stempvoort wrote: Hello Jim, I have more or less the same problem as Vikram. In my VB Menu bar is a option Add-Ins. If I click that option I got an Add-In Manager showing a empty box of available Add-Ins and no option to ad one. When I follow your suggestion ViewToolbarsCommands I see in the command column an function "Additional Controls". However, when I drag that one to the Menu bar it is not possible to activate it. How can I made this function active? I'm using Office 2000 (which is different from older versions on this point, according to the help file) and VB 6.3. "Vikram Kohli" wrote in message ... Hi jim There is no command as COM Add-In when i have selected Tools category in Visual Basic. ----- Jim Rech wrote: ----- The loading of standard Excel add-ins is controlled through Tools, Add-ins. If this is a COM Add-in its loading is controlled through Tools, COM Add-ins. That menu item is not visible by default in Excel. To add it to your menu you have to go into View, Toolbars, Customize. Go to the Commands tab and the Tools category. You'll find COM Add-ins in the list of commands. All you have to do is drag it to your Tools menu. -- Jim Rech Excel MVP "Vikram Kohli" wrote in message ... | Hi, | | I have created Excel an AddIn in VB and i wish to load it when my program opens excel. What is the code that i have to write for that. I have already set the startup option in addin to "Load On Demand". Plz.. Help | | Thanks | | Vikram Kohli -- Dave Peterson |
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Hi Dave,
I was using View etc. in VB, but I should use the EXCEL tab. Now it's working, thanks. "Dave Peterson" wrote in message ... I think you missed Jim's "Tools Category" reference. View|toolbars|Commands Tab|Tools Category|COM Add-ins... (about half way down) Drag it to your favorite toolbar. (I put mine right below Tools|Addins) Gerrit van Stempvoort wrote: Hello Jim, I have more or less the same problem as Vikram. In my VB Menu bar is a option Add-Ins. If I click that option I got an Add-In Manager showing a empty box of available Add-Ins and no option to ad one. When I follow your suggestion ViewToolbarsCommands I see in the command column an function "Additional Controls". However, when I drag that one to the Menu bar it is not possible to activate it. How can I made this function active? I'm using Office 2000 (which is different from older versions on this point, according to the help file) and VB 6.3. "Vikram Kohli" wrote in message ... Hi jim There is no command as COM Add-In when i have selected Tools category in Visual Basic. ----- Jim Rech wrote: ----- The loading of standard Excel add-ins is controlled through Tools, Add-ins. If this is a COM Add-in its loading is controlled through Tools, COM Add-ins. That menu item is not visible by default in Excel. To add it to your menu you have to go into View, Toolbars, Customize. Go to the Commands tab and the Tools category. You'll find COM Add-ins in the list of commands. All you have to do is drag it to your Tools menu. -- Jim Rech Excel MVP "Vikram Kohli" wrote in message ... | Hi, | | I have created Excel an AddIn in VB and i wish to load it when my program opens excel. What is the code that i have to write for that. I have already set the startup option in addin to "Load On Demand". Plz.. Help | | Thanks | | Vikram Kohli -- Dave Peterson |
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