Course Outline
- Discussion of problems related to MS Office versions,
- Comparison of VSTO to Visual Basic for Application (VBA),
- VSTO architecture overview,
- Discussing the rules of working with data contained in workbooks,
- Data formatting,
- Using your own functions (written in .NET) in the created formulas,
- Responding to MS Excel events,
- Application development,
- Using external data as a data source,
- Discussion of the rules for responding to errors,
- Embedding MS Office applications in your own .NET applications,
- Discussion of the principles and security policies of MS Office, VSTO and the .NET platform.
Requirements
- An understanding of object-oriented programming and .NET Framework
- Experience with Microsoft Office applications and Visual Studio
- C# or Visual Basic programming experience
Audience
- Developers
- Office users
Testimonials (5)
learned new things
Daria Pawlak - LKQ Polska Sp. z o. o.
Course - Excel Modelling
I was recently struggling with some pivot table issues and the course gave me the knowledge to work with pivot tables quicker, smarter and more efficiently.
Arina Moayed-Dzenisa - Universal-Investment-Gesellschaft mbH Branch Poland Sp. z o. o.
Course - Microsoft Office Excel - poziom średnio zaawansowany
examples and looking for solutions
Monika Lesniewska - Takenaka Europe GmbH Sp. z o.o. Oddzial w Polsce
Course - Excel Data Analysis
The second day as Power Bi is a really friendly tool, and clearly Costas knows it very well, it was really good to learn about that tool. Unfortunately we have to see Power pivot in excel first which is really not user friendly but definitely a must see first in order to understand how Power Bi works, and it makes Power Bi look super cool :)
Anne-Cecile Jacquot - Ameropa
Course - Excel to Power BI
The fact he had dif excel and data sheets with exercises for us to do.