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Category Archives: Cloud
Here We Go … REAL JavaScript Macros For Excel ?
I have been completely open and honest (as usual) about my contempt for the useless offerings that Microsoft has tried to pass for “Automation” in Excel using JavaScript. Their concept of “Add-Ins” which do little more than allow you to … Continue reading
Posted in Analysis Services, Cloud, Excel, Office Automation, OLAP, PowerPivot, Process Automation, Spreadsheets, the Cloud, Uncategorized, VBA
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My Thoughts On Excel TV
Earlier this week I appeared on the Excel TV broadcast with Rick Grantham, Jordan Goldmeier and Oz du Soleil … It was great fun for sure and I hope it was somewhat valuable to the broad Excel community (and even … Continue reading
Windows 10 – To Infinity and Beyond !!!
As I discussed here earlier the following has been officially announced by the MSM: http://www.bbc.com/news/technology-32658340 There are all kinds of implications of this – and one of them is NOT the death of Windows … quite the contrary. Even if … Continue reading
Microsoft Excel And Azure RemoteApps … How About A Full-Featured Version Of Excel On Every Device?
I recently posted here about the opportunities for Access Developers in the Azure RemoteApps technology. I know that it will cost your clients a bit more than the free ride they have been on with Access (some of them for … Continue reading
Access In The Cloud – Forever?
OK – here goes … 1. Have you and your business used Microsoft Access to help run your business for years ? 2. Are you pretty much completely happy with this Access solution and have invested a great amount of … Continue reading