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Yes. Support for VBA UDFs, XLL UDFs in C++ or C# and RTD is what differentiates SpreadServe.
by osullivj 10y ago
Yes. Support for VBA UDFs, XLL UDFs in C++ or C# and RTD is what differentiates SpreadServe.
- cm2187 10y agoI'm impressed. And it works with ExcelDNA UDF I presume? Also one more question. Is it meant for server only or can it be used in a desktop app also? And if so does it require an install on the machine or can it be used just by copying the assemblies in the app folder?
- osullivj 10y agoThanks! SpreadServe's own SSAddin [1] is Excel-DNA based, uses RTD, and works perfectly in both SpreadServe and Excel. The youtube channel has a video demo [2]. [1] https://github.com/SpreadServe/SSAddin https://github.com/SpreadServe/SSAddin [2] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MmPPMsOCmqA&t=290s https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MmPPMsOCmqA&t=290s
- osullivj 10y agoTo answer the second question: you can run SpreadServe on a Windows desktop OS just as well as Windows Server 2008, 2012 or 2016. The install is designed to have a minimal footprint so it can work with corporate IT packaging systems. So a SpreadServe install doesn't touch the registry, and sets just two env vars. Which means you can zip the directory tree, drop it on another box, set the two env vars, and off you go.