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Automate an Excel Add-In Install
I am looking for a way to install an Add-In from Excel without using
one of the professional install build applications. I'd like for the user to to be able to open a workbook (or double click) that has an install button located on a Menu tab. Once pressed, the VBA would then install the appropriate Add-In(s). Any one have any code that will do this? How about the add-in itself, if double-clicked (opened) can it install itself as an add-in? I've searched for some code, but it looks like most are using the install-wise type software. Regards, TWB |
Automate an Excel Add-In Install
Hi TW Bake
JKP use something like that in the Name Manager I believe Check out the code in the install workbook http://www.jkp-ads.com/officemarketplacenm-en.asp -- Regards Ron de Bruin http://www.rondebruin.nl/tips.htm "TW Bake" wrote in message ups.com... I am looking for a way to install an Add-In from Excel without using one of the professional install build applications. I'd like for the user to to be able to open a workbook (or double click) that has an install button located on a Menu tab. Once pressed, the VBA would then install the appropriate Add-In(s). Any one have any code that will do this? How about the add-in itself, if double-clicked (opened) can it install itself as an add-in? I've searched for some code, but it looks like most are using the install-wise type software. Regards, TWB |
Automate an Excel Add-In Install
You can do this with visual basic scripting as well. Open notepad, then paste
this code: Set oXL = CreateObject("Excel.Application") oXL.Workbooks.Add Set oAddin = oXL.Addins.Add("C:\Hide_Columns_Addin.xla", True) oAddin.Installed = True oXL.Quit Set oAddin = Nothing Set oXL = Nothing (Change the filename as needed) Save the notepad file as something.vbs Double-Click the .vbs file -- Charles Chickering "A good example is twice the value of good advice." "TW Bake" wrote: I am looking for a way to install an Add-In from Excel without using one of the professional install build applications. I'd like for the user to to be able to open a workbook (or double click) that has an install button located on a Menu tab. Once pressed, the VBA would then install the appropriate Add-In(s). Any one have any code that will do this? How about the add-in itself, if double-clicked (opened) can it install itself as an add-in? I've searched for some code, but it looks like most are using the install-wise type software. Regards, TWB |
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