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Name Manager has just been updated to build 706. Editing a name now also updates PowerQuery queries
Wed, 21 Feb 2024 15:30:00 GMT
I have just added a chapter to my article on solving startup problems in Excel, to solve an issue where Excel thinks it has lost the VBA code in a file
Wed, 14 Feb 2024 10:00:00 GMT
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Tue, 02 Jan 2024 13:14:18 +0000
Daily Dose Of Excel
By Dick Kusleika (et al)I have these four favorites defined in Outlook: From the inbox, I could hit Shift+F6 to get into the Favorites area but sometimes I would end up in no man’s land and couldn’t figure out how to get back into the inbox. So, god forbid, I had to use my mouse. I wrote this macro: […]
Thu, 23 Mar 2023 20:41:08 +0000
The Ken Puls Blog
By Ken PulsIn case you missed it, I've been posting free video content over on our Skillwave Training YouTube channel. In addition to a new series of monthly "Ask Skillwave" sessions that I'm hosting with my good friend Matt Allington of Excelerator … Continue reading
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Thu, 24 Feb 2022 19:42:55 +0000
PTS Blog
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Contextures Blog
By Debrah DalgleishWith the free Data Validation Select Popup (DVSP) tool from Contextures, you can add popup lists to Excel workbooks. Set the rules you’d like for the pop-up lists — allow single item selection in some columns, and allow multi-selection in other columns. You can even let people add new items to some lists – if … Continue reading "Data Validation Selection Popup Tool – Contextures"
Thu, 07 Mar 2024 06:01:00 +0000
Microsoft Excel blog on TechCommunity
By various AuthorsWe are happy to announce that Office Scripts in Excel is now available for customers with Office 365 Enterprise E1 and Office 365 F3! Starting today you can find the Office Scripts feature set in the Automate tab on the Excel ribbon.
What is Office Scripts?
Office Scripts is an automation platform in Excel that allows users with all levels of programming experience to automate their repetitive workflows. To get started, use the Action Recorder to record the actions you take in Excel. These actions are then translated into a script that you can run at any time. No programming experience required! If you need to modify your script, you can use the Code Editor, a TypeScript-based editor directly within Excel. You can use it to edit your existing scripts or to create new ones using the Office Scripts API. If you want to see more examples, see our numerous sample scripts based on real-world scenarios.
How it works
- To start a recording, select Automate > Record Actions, and then select stop once you’re done.
- You can edit your script using the Edit button.
- Click the Run button to run your script or any of our samples.
Learn more about Office Scripts
Are you new to Office Scripts and wondering how to get started? Check out the following resources created by our team and community.
- Office Scripts Dev Center
- Introduction to Office Scripts by Excel MVP Leila Gharani
- Office Scripts samples
Share your feedback
We'd love to hear your feedback as you try out Office Scripts! Below are a few ways you can connect with our team:
- Give us feedback by selecting the Feedback button located in the overflow menu when you select a script.
- Ask your scripting questions on Stack Overflow using the [office-scripts] tag.
Thank you for using Office Scripts!
Mon, 18 Mar 2024 11:25:19 PDT