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> Office developers have been wanting to write JavaScript custom functions for many reasons, such as: > • Calculate math operations, like whether a number is p
by sevensor 9y ago
> Office developers have been wanting to write JavaScript custom functions for many reasons, such as:
> • Calculate math operations, like whether a number is prime.
It saddens me that this is a thing we want Javascript for.
So anyway, now we have XLL, COM, VBA, and Javascript. All of them different but overlapping ways to extend what Excel can do. Am I missing any?
- Maybestring 9y agoPower Query M
- sevensor 9y agoMy, that's nifty! Sad I've overlooked it, happy that it exists.
- riskneutral 9y agoRTDServer
- sevensor 9y agoThanks for this -- I have some COM automation that would greatly benefit from RTDServer, now that I know about it.
- josephg 9y ago> It saddens me that this is a thing we want Javascript for. It might be a small comfort, but Javascript is getting arbitrary precision integer support this year: https://github.com/tc39/proposal-bigint https://github.com/tc39/proposal-bigint
- phiiiillll 9y agoVSTO
- yread 9y agoMaster Data Services