Develop Excel JavaScript Add-In for Web, Windows & Mac - Microsoft Office Programming Tutorial
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- čas přidán 14. 05. 2021
- Learn how to develop Microsoft Excel JavaScript Add-In that works on Web, Windows & Mac. We'll be using NodeJS and VSCode and, of course, you'll need Excel to test it :)
Documentation used:
Build an Excel task pane add-in docs.microsoft.com/en-us/offi...
Excel JavaScript API docs.microsoft.com/en-us/java...
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As usual, very well explained!
Hope to watch more tutorials about excel addins. If possible, for web
Despite being vry long ago - FK I appreciate it when its 4 mins 30 vs a 4 day affair. Thanks.
Thank you. I really love this!
Thank you for the video. Can you please do a video on how to connect the task pane to a database and display results in the database?
Totally usefull i like very much i ll as my resource for a future. The main thing is that i dont believe it ill work in old excels! thank you!
Thank you very much for this tutorial. The way and pace you explain it is great.
Since you seem to know what you do; may I ask you a question? I need to build a PowerPoint AddIn that - beside other things - should display content (html, javascript) from our server on a PowerPoint slide. Do you know how to do this or can you give me a hint or the right keywords to find a solution? Thanks in advance!
It really helped me a lot thanks a lot man
Good to hear
Thanks for this video - very useful. I, too, am on a Mac. Has anyone figured out how to make the debugger in VS Code work when developing an Excel add-in on the Mac? Thanks.
Thanks Bro You are far far more better than professional one.............
:)
Do you know if this can, end game level, retrieve data from one excel file to another in One Drive?
how can I change the code from opening a new excel to open an existing excel file?
Taskkane button not showing.
please let me know what you can do?
Hi. What happend if I send this file to another person? Does he need to install node.js and all that staff? Is it posible to upload these scripts to a server and then connect it with excel in several computers with excel desktop? Maybe it is not yet posible. I do not know. I am thinking about macros made in VBA. You can send those files to everyone who uses excel desktop and macro works!!
Nice video and nice add-in! There is possible to share an excel file + the html project together?
No. Add-in is application level.
Great video, had a doubt regarding alert function as this is not going to work do we have any alternate solution for error popups in add-ins?
You can use a modal or simply a div that you can make visible when needed using JavaScript.
@@getitdonetube thanks for the suggestion.
Is there any way to send events to QT Application from these add-ins?
What does "QT Application" mean?
can you use other libraries in the javascript like puppetier?
You can use packages that work with front end javascript, but they shouldn't require node to run after build. So puppetier likely won't work.
how do you go about deploying such an add-in?
I want to know it too hahahaha
@@junior75980 best thing is to share the folder of the manifest file. Then go into your excel settings and go to my addins and add it. Theres documentation on this.
Deploy via the Microsoft Admin Centre, just a case of allocating an AD group to control scope then upload Manifest.
Hi, is it possible to embed this adding in our Excel file?
No.
U can embed the content addin
Any chance you remember how to download the version of Excel that supports OfficeWebAddinDeveloperExtras? I'd really like to be able to debug my Add-in. Thx.
Current version doesn't?
@@getitdonetube Version 16.51. License: Microsoft 365 Subscription. I've loaded and reloaded that sucker a dozen times.
I think this may be connected to Mac OS version and updates they made rather than Office version.In docs it mentions High Sierra learn.microsoft.com/en-us/office/dev/add-ins/testing/debug-office-add-ins-on-ipad-and-mac
@@getitdonetube Thanks brutha. I saw that. I'm on Big Sur. Later than High Sierra. You're kind for responding. If it get too taxing, I'll hit up support. (Ugh)