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Hi,
This is a newbie question - be warned :) I need to make a method that I've written in C# available to Excel users as a function. I have: "public string encryptSomething(string something)" and I'd like to make it visible to Excel so users can put "=encryptSomething(A1)" in a cell and, well, encrypt something. I know I can do this by writing a hybrid between C# and C++ to create an xll file. I know that's how ExcelDna (http://exceldna.typepad.com/) does its magic. Can someone point me to a simpler example of this technique? And shouldn't there be a more elgant way to do this? Something that wouldn't involve C++? Will VSTO give me this functionality? If so, will VSTO require my end users to install something apart from whatever DLL/XLL I will be shipping to them? Thanks! urig. |
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