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I'm trying to make two word add-ins' groups to appear in the same tab (Tools) but they both create unique tabs (there's two 'Tools' tabs). I saw this video but I'm using the Visual Designer, not XML. Can I edit the designer code in some way to make this work? http://blogs.msdn.com/b/vsto/archive/2008/03/10/share-a-ribbon-customization-between-office-applications.aspx Office 2007 Create the Ribbon Create a 2007 Excel, Outlook, PowerPoint, or Word project in Visual Studio. For the purpose of these steps, create a C# project and name the project RibbonStarterProject. Add a Ribbon (Visual Designer

When you compare two versions of MS Word doc/Excel book in Team Foundation Server Source Explorer, the result is the boring "Binary filles differ" dialog. It does not have to be that way though. The relevant apps (Word/Excel) have an excellent built-in diff interface. You can witness it when you work with versioning-enabled SharePoint file library and do compare with a previous version. Also, TortoiseSVN brings it up when you do diffs. Question - can I enable this in TFS? iammichael You can configure comparison (diff) and merge tools per file type (extension). This is available via Tools ->

I know this is a little subjective, but I'm looking into the following situation: I need to produce a number of documents automatically from data in a SQL Server database. There will be an MVC3 app sat on the database to allow data entry etc. and (probably) a "Go" button to produce the documents. There needs to be some business logic about how these documents are created, named and stored (e.g. "Parent" documents get one name and go in one folder, "Child" documents get a computed name and go in a sub-folder. The documents can either be PDF or Doc(x) (or even both), as long as the output can be

I need to read and write data from an Excel spreadsheet. Is there a method to finding out how many rows/columns a certain worksheet has using ExcelPackage? I have the following code: FileInfo newFile = new FileInfo(@"C:\example.xlsx"); using (ExcelPackage xlPackage = new ExcelPackage(newFile)) { ExcelWorksheet worksheet = xlPackage.Workbook.Worksheets[1]; } I need to iterate through each cell this worksheet has and spit it into a fairly big table, but I don't want to print out blank cells or get an exception. Is there a method resembling worksheet.rowNum or colNum ? You can get the row and

I need to check the text format of a cell in .xlsx file (Microsoft Excel file) is strike through or not using Apache POI libraries. Look following Image Please Check this image ! I need to check whether B3 Cell text is strike through or not. Finally I found a way to do this, code as follow //Using workbook XSSFWorkbook workbook = new XSSFWorkbook(new FileInputStream(new File("abc.xlsx"))); //Getting first sheet XSSFSheet sheet = workbook.getSheetAt(0); //Checking A1 cell that strikethrough or not boolean strikeOutStatus=sheet.getRow(0).getCell(0).getCellStyle().getFont().getStrikeout(); System

I need to create a multi-level bullet list via Microsoft.Office.Interop.Word and I am currently struggling with its (horrible) API (again). I've just created the following example (not dynamic yet, just for demonstration purposes) in a VSTO document-level project for Microsoft Office Word 2010 in the programming language C#: Word.Paragraph paragraph = null; Word.Range range = this.Content; paragraph = range.Paragraphs.Add(); paragraph.Range.Text = "Item 1"; paragraph.Range.ListFormat.ApplyBulletDefault(Word.WdDefaultListBehavior.wdWord10ListBehavior); // ATTENTION: We have to outdent the

I need to write a macro in Excel VBA, that terminates a process running in windows tasks AFTER the excel has been closed down. I tried it doing this on event workbook_BeforeClose Private Sub Workbook_BeforeClose(CANCEL As Boolean) Run "MacroCloseProcess" End Sub Where as MacroCloseProcess is defined like this Private Sub MacroCloseProcess() Dim oWMT As Object, oProcess As Object Set oWMT = GetObject("winmgmts://") For Each oProcess In oWMT.InstancesOf("Win32_Process") If (oProcess.name) = pWcfHostApp Then If oProcess.Terminate() = 0 Then Exit Sub End If Next End Sub This works, BUT, if there

I am developing an Task Pane Office Add-in using the Office JavaScript APIs in Visual Studio. When you run the application it runs in the desktop client version of Office. The Office Store requirements states Your Add-in for Office must be fully functional with the supported operating systems, browsers, and devices for Office 2013 and Office Online. So I need to test it in the Office online versions too. The problem is I am unable to find a way to load the application in Word/Excel/Powerpoint Online and test it and I also dosen't have a SharePoint setup where I can publish the app test it and