This nifty feature allows you to see how your data would look on a variety of chart types before you decide to commit to one. Let recommended charts take some of the guessing game pain away. If myAddIn.Name = "myknownaddin.If you are a Mac user and also delve into Excel then read on for some tips and tricks that could save you a ton of time!Ĭhoosing a chart type to best represent your data is often challenging. Set myAddIn = ("c:\myaddins\myxlam.xlam") Success = Application.RegisterXLL("c:\myaddins\myxll.xll") In this case, Set Installed = false before setting Installed = true
Note that add-ins that are known when Excel is started with the /automation switch will already be marked as "Installed", but they are not opened. 
Once you have a reference to a loaded add-in, set AddIn.Installed = true to cause the add-in to be opened. After loading the add-in, perform step 3 to open it. This is a method which can be called from VBA which loads any type of add-in (XLL, XLA or XLAM). 
This is a method which can be called from VBA which loads an XLL at a specific location and registers the functions and commands contained in the XLL. The following options are available if you want to load an Add-In at runtime. FYI, the Add-In must still be loaded for the button to work.Ģa. You can add the button to your custom group with the following XML. You can reference the action but not the controls of custom xlam e.g. Then I opened the file using the Custom UI Editor Tool to view the XML. The way I figured this out was to search for the file name FUNCRES.XLAM referenced in the supertip of the Data Analysis button after the Add-In was installed. Will this XML code work for both Excel 2016 for Windows and Mac? If not, is it possible to use conditional logic in XML and have the code test whether the OS is Windows or Mac and then run the appropriate XML code to add the intended custom buttons and standard Excel groups to my customized tab? Eventually, however, I want to incorporate this code in an Add-in for both Windows and Mac users. A few questions around this issue:ġ) What is the idMso attribute for the Analysis group so I can add it to my custom tab?Ģ) Is it possible to use XML code to insure that the Data Analysis Tookpak is ALWAYS added to my custom Analysis group? If so, can someone suggest code to do this?ģ) Right now, I am developing this code to run on Excel 2016 for Windows. For ease of use for the intended users, I would like to add the Analysis group to my customized tab too. I am putting the finishing touches on a customized tab I have added to the Excel 2016 Ribbon using XML with one final issue that I can't seem to get past: I cannot seem to find the idMso attribute for the Analysis group usually found in the Data tab.
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