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If we're being pedantic maybe "for Excel" would be clearer? But what do I know.
by maxfurman 4y ago
If we're being pedantic maybe "for Excel" would be clearer? But what do I know.
- hoseja 4y agoThat would be my choice too. Both "inside" and "in" imply "in the spreadsheet". "For", on the other hand I would understand as "for the Excel program".
- anakic 4y agoI was considering "for" but I wanted to imply that the IDE is actually located inside Excel, rather than being a separate program.
- Jorengarenar 4y ago"working inside"?