thank you Patrick for information.
My e-mail reported information that I have read in a reportage form PDC 2005
conference in L.A., pubblished by Italian "VB & .Net Journal" (sept/oct
2005).
sorry for possible confusion that I have created.
By
Gianni

"Patrick Smith [MSFT]" wrote in message
...
To clarify on this point, VSTA will not be available for Excel in Office
12.
VSTA is being implimented into InfoPath only. For Excel and other office
applications, VBA is the built in macro language and VSTO is the managed
solution.

Hope this helps,
--
Patrick Smith
Program Manager
Microsoft Office


"gianni" wrote in message
...
Hi,

I have notice that Office 12, end-2006 release of office will support
VSTA
(visual studio tool for application), that is now presented as next
generation of VBA. With VSTA it will possible programme Excel macro in
.Net
code, but I don't knows if VSTA will be enbedded like VBA or not.
I hope that Microsoft will clarify as soon as possible the future
scenario
around tool for programming office, to make possible right coice for
programmer that now must start programme Office with VBA or VTSO
alternative.
By
Gianni Chiappero


"Chip Pearson" wrote in message
...
At present, VBA is the only embedded language you can use in
Excel (or any other Office program). MS hasn't announced any
plans to support other languages without VSTO.


--
Cordially,
Chip Pearson
Microsoft MVP - Excel
Pearson Software Consulting, LLC
www.cpearson.com

"Alexander Walker" wrote in message
...
Hello

I would like to use C# to code against excel workbooks instead
of VBA.

I am aware of the existence of Visual Studio Tools for Office
but it doesn't fit
my needs.

Visual Studio tools for office creates a DLL that is accessed
by the workbook.

Will a future version of excel support C# in such a way that it
would be
possible to embed the source code as part of the XLS file? Does
Visual Studio
Tools for office already allow this?

Thanks Alex