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clara
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      23rd Mar 2010
Hi all,

Can I do code against Excel objects without using VSTO?

Clara
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Jeff
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      23rd Mar 2010
You can manipulte Excels objects with code using the VBE. If you're wanting
to create a truly secure COM add-in then VSTO is the way to go. If you're
only wanting to create a .xla add-in you can use the VBE that accompinies
excel.

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> Can I do code against Excel objects without using VSTO?
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> Clara
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Charles Williams
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      23rd Mar 2010
Yes, you can use VBA, VB6 via COM, C/C++ via the C API and .Net
languages via COM Interop.

>Hi all,
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>Can I do code against Excel objects without using VSTO?
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>Clara

 
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ker_01
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      23rd Mar 2010
I only use VBE, not VSTO.

There may be some projects that would be easier with VSTO, but having used
VS.Net for a desktop app, I wonder if it might actually be harder to use for
basic apps. Without knowing what you want to accomplish, it is hard to advise
whether VSTO is worth considering for your specific needs.

HTH,
Keith

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> Clara
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