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LunaMoon
Hi all,
I am using VC++ to develop some XLL file for use in Excel 2003.
Of course there are bugs.
The cell display "#NUM!".
But in VC++ I've already thrown exception with error message:
if (a!=b)
throw Constructor ("a must be equal b.", "myclass")...
Why couldn't I see the error message in Excel?
Thanks!
I am using VC++ to develop some XLL file for use in Excel 2003.
Of course there are bugs.
The cell display "#NUM!".
But in VC++ I've already thrown exception with error message:
if (a!=b)
throw Constructor ("a must be equal b.", "myclass")...
Why couldn't I see the error message in Excel?
Thanks!