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visual studio tools for office
Hi,
Can anyone tell me if visual studio tools for office enables one to do anything they couldn't do using visal studio? If not, does it make things easier? It sounds like an intriguing product, and there's an awful lot of material to read to find out what it does -- but from the little I've read it seems like it may merely be bits of code that the developer modifies. Right now, when I do work on Excel, I use the VB editor in Excel. This is not nearly as good as the visual studio environment -- additionally, it seems that classes don't work exactly the same way. I'd appreciate a better way to do things. What do you think? Art |
visual studio tools for office
VTSO creates a DLL file containing a class called
OfficeCodeBehind which is linked via custom properties to a particular workbook. Once this connection is established, you can use all the tools in VSNET. I don't use VTSO very often, because it doesn't really provide much more than does VBA and VB6. -- Cordially, Chip Pearson Microsoft MVP - Excel Pearson Software Consulting, LLC www.cpearson.com "Art" wrote in message ... Hi, Can anyone tell me if visual studio tools for office enables one to do anything they couldn't do using visal studio? If not, does it make things easier? It sounds like an intriguing product, and there's an awful lot of material to read to find out what it does -- but from the little I've read it seems like it may merely be bits of code that the developer modifies. Right now, when I do work on Excel, I use the VB editor in Excel. This is not nearly as good as the visual studio environment -- additionally, it seems that classes don't work exactly the same way. I'd appreciate a better way to do things. What do you think? Art |
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