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VBA code I wrote this week in Excel and how it helped me
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OK—my title is kind of colloquial. But I'm in a hurry, and the title conveys the idea well enough. Here's the deal: I have a spreadsheet with a bunch of important data. But, some of the most distinctive data are all merged into one cell. To make the...
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Adding Event Code to Microsoft Office Backstage View Customizations
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In my last post , I introduced the basic recipe of how to customize the Microsoft Office Backstage view. I showed how to set up the XML and where to place it. Now, we'll take a look at how to add event code so that when a user interacts with your custom...
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Customizing the Backstage view and Ribbon UI in Office 2010
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One of the presentations I delivered at SPC 2009 was the title of this blog post. Don't worry—I'll be posting the video when it becomes available. And, we've got some MSDN content coming out before RTM that will show you the details around programming...
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Office 2010 Developer at SPC & “What’s the end-user value?”
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Whew! What a week at the SharePoint Conference! Let me re-cap some highlights for you and talk for a moment about " Real User Value ". On Monday, I delivered a session called "What's New in Office 2010 for Developers". It was very well attended, and...
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