office-addins

Currently we developed a VB macro for word. While we tried to use it on mac it failed with message "VB Macro not supported in mac". Is there a way to c# office add-in for mac? My requirement is to have a simple utility to add comments(read from user) to the selected text in the current word document. Also need the functionality of the OpenFileDialog. Mac Office does not (i.e. no longer) support COM/VBA automation. This means that you won't be able to use code from your existing Windows add-in. In order to automate Mac Office you would have to make use of Automator Actions. I am not very

tl;dr When setting CustomProperties to an appointment that has attendees, only the appointment for the organizer gets the CustomProperties . The properties do not propagate to the appointments of the other attendees. Longer version When we create an appointment with multiple attendees and then log in as each attendee, we notice that each ItemId is different. So, it appears that each attendee in a meeting gets their own copy of an appointment. (Would really like someone to confirm this is true). However, when setting a custom property from our add-in (using the Outlook JavaScript API), only the

I have created an office add-in that holds an instance of a WPF Application. When the user clicks buttons on the add-in, I launch different windows by doing the following: MyViewModel viewModel = new MyViewModel(string infoFromOffice); MyWindow view = new MyWindow(); view.DataContext = viewModel; wpfApp.Run(view); In constructing view models before my call to wpfApp.Run() I hit probelms with the current SynchronizationContext later on. The answer here explains why. Is there a better way of launching WPF windows from an office add-in? Arthur Nunes I've never created an Office add-in, but I have

I spent all night looking this up and can't find it. Is it possible to have an Excel/Office add-in that has both content and taskpane components? Really, I want a content app, but I want extra options/buttons in the ribbon and taskpane that will trigger different actions/changes in my content app. Whenever I try to add the VersionOverrides xml node to my manifest on a content app, it always fails. None of my buttons show up. All the examples I can find that work have the namespace [...]/taskpaneappversionoverrides . I've tried changing it to [...]/contentappversionoverrides but that doesn't

I'm getting an failure when trying to save my document settings. The message is the following: {"name":"Internal Error","message":"An internal error has occurred.","code":5001} My code: Office.context.document.settings.set('token', token); Office.context.document.settings.set('email', email); Office.context.document.settings.saveAsync(function (asyncResult) { if (asyncResult.error) { displayError(asyncResult.error.message); } }); The problem revealed when I reinstalled my OS (Windows 10) and does not exist in Office for Mac and Web. It happens both on PowerPoint and Word. Maybe it's something