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Issue: Change in behavior from Office 2007 RTM to SP2 when Sheet.Unprotect is called
Manvir Singh
Let’s say you have a password protected Excel workbook, and you are calling following function through VBA in it: Sheet.Unprotect Password:= "" If you run this macro in Office 2007 RTM or SP1 version, it will result in a VBA Error; provided the actual password is not an empty string. However, in SP2...
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11 Sep 2009
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Issue: Formatting individual characters of Data Labels of Charts programmatically in Excel 2007 SP2
Manvir Singh
If you are working with Charts programmatically in Excel 2007 Service Pack 2, and are trying to set the formatting of individual characters of Data Labels of charts programmatically, you will notice that the formatting gets applied to the whole of Data Label instead of the specific character/range. ...
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11 Sep 2009
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Creating charts in Word and PowerPoint using newly introduced Object Model in Office 2007 Service Pack 2
Manvir Singh
Office 2007 SP2 has added a major inclusion to the Object Models of Word and PowerPoint, i.e., Object Model for Charts. This new object model (OM) provides office application programmers flexibility to manipulate charts programmatically in Word and PowerPoint. The new OM in Word and PowerPoint is...
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15 Jun 2009
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