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Default Parameters for Office COM Add-Ins

You set it in windows, via the Control PanelSystem dialog.

In Excel, you get it with code like

Debug.Print Environ("myVariable")

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"Mircea Pleteriu" wrote in message
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How to set an environment variable?

"Bob Phillips" wrote in message
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You could set a registry value or you could set an environment variable.
Both would be simple to retrieve in the add-in.

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Hi,

Is it possbile to have parameters for COM Add-Ins.
Something like.. to set the value of a parameter within the registry

and
the
addin will automatically read the parameters's value?

Thanks
Mircea,








 
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