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Is there anyone doing anything like this out in open-source land? Is there anywhere I should go to find open-source resources for Excel? It seems like most Ex
by j_s 10y ago
Is there anyone doing anything like this out in open-source land?
Is there anywhere I should go to find open-source resources for Excel?
It seems like most Excel stuff that is easy to find is distributed similarly to this tool. Managing macros in source control is annoying!
- osullivj 10y agogovert's excellent ExcelDNA [1] enables one to build XLL Addins in .Net. Many use it for crafting Excel extensions, including BlockSpring. I used it for SSAddin [2] to build cron jobs as well as tiingo and quandl downloads in Excel. [1] https://github.com/Excel-DNA https://github.com/Excel-DNA [2] https://github.com/SpreadServe/SSAddin https://github.com/SpreadServe/SSAddin
- anakic 10y agoAbout source control in Excel, there's a London based company offering a product along those lines called Pathio (https://www.pathio.com/ https://www.pathio.com/). I know it's not open source, but I'm mentioning it just in case you find it interesting. I actually had a pleasant chat with the founder of Pathio a few months ago, so figured I'd plug the product:)