Yes this is possible. Code can run on add-in startup or when run from buttons or menus. Record code in VBA of you creating what you want. Optimisie the VBA code then copy to Visual Studio for your add-in. Obviously if you code with VB.net then there is minimal
conversion needed.
If you ise C#, then I strongly recommend VS2010 as it adds optional parameters etc that make writing Office add-in code nearly as good as in VB!
Yes this is possible. Code can run on add-in startup or when run from buttons or menus. Record code in VBA of you creating what you want. Optimisie the VBA code then copy to Visual Studio for your add-in. Obviously if you code with VB.net then there is minimal
conversion needed.
If you ise C#, then I strongly recommend VS2010 as it adds optional parameters etc that make writing Office add-in code nearly as good as in VB!