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Why do I still need to cast "Range selected = (Range) app.Selection;" ???
I have an VBA xla that I remade to VB6-com addin 3 years ago. Now I
thought it was time to update it. I installed VS2008, latest VSTO and the latest VSTO powertoys. I was hoping that at last I would be able to do TYPED programming for Excel, i.e. instead of Range selected = (Range) app.Selection; " I write Range selected = app.Selection; " Is this still a dream? Or what have I missed? In VB6 and VBA is still better than VSTO, since in the former I can at least se the type of the type of the object in the watch-window. In VS2008, all I get is that it is a proxy. Should I wait for Excel 2009 until looking into this? -- Mattias |
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