office-2013

After some heavy googling, I've concluded that I'm unable to locate information on the id names for the different components of the ribbon in Office. For instance, even though the following XML works, I need to hide the add-in error display due to TabMail being at fault when a new email is being created. It's my understand that it's because I currently target all windows in Outlook but should be only targeting the main one. When a new email is being created, my add-in tries to insert itself in there too failing and complaining. <ribbon> <tabs> <tab idMso="TabMail"> <group id="Animals" label=

Ok not sure what to enter in the subject line so apologies if it stands unclear. I created a simple web app using MS Access 2013. It simply had one table with sample data in it. The I launched it to my share point. Before we go ahead, I would like to tell you that I am using Office 365 enterprise version where we need to admin everything like Lync/SharePoint/Exchange etc. So as per Microsoft blogs and articles and discussions all over, and even the following screenshot suggests that the data stored in the Office 365 is stored in a SQL Azure database for office 2013 web app. So as the next step

I used to be able to use Windows API calls in Excel VBA to set text on the clipboard. But ever since upgrading to 64-bit Office 2013, I cannot. Below is some code that does not error, but it is also not setting any text on the clipboard. Can someone help me test and troubleshoot? After pasting the code below into a code module in VBA, you can test it in the immediate windows by typing Clipboard_SetData("Copy this to the clipboard.") and it should set that text on the clipboard and you would be able to paste it into any other application. (I am using Windows 8, so I cannot use Microsoft Forms

I have seen quite a lot of examples looking for a solution, so I'm pretty certain that this possible. I have Custom Document Properties (properly defined as date) containing dates , and I want to make operations on them : {={ DOCPROPERTY DateFieldTest }+1 \@"d MMMM YYYY"} 'toggle DOCPROPERTY Field {=07/04/2016+1 \@"d MMMM YYYY"} 'toggle calculation field 1 I have also tried : {=DATE(YEAR({ DOCPROPERTY DateFieldTest }),MONTH({ DOCPROPERTY DateFieldTest }),DAY({ DOCPROPERTY DateFieldTest })+1) \@"d MMMM YYYY"} 'toggle DOCPROPERTY Field {=DATE(YEAR(07/04/2016),MONTH(07/04/2016),DAY(07/04/2016)+1)

We're in the process of converting a legacy desktop application into a web enabled equivalent. However one feature is causing difficulty, editing MS Word documents. Current proposed solution is publishing the DOC and DOCX files via WebDAV and using a custom ActiveX component to launch WinWord and pointing it at a file via a URL. This works but it's limited in scope and the worlds moved on since it was conceived. Is is possible to use the new Office Web Apps to do this completely in-browser? So, still publish DOC files via WebDAV, but only to a web server hosting the Office Web Apps and

I'm trying to incorporate the fancy new Spreadsheet Compare function from Excel 2013's Inquire Add-in, into a VBA script. The plan is to have a macro to automate comparison between two spreadsheets with predefined names, and to export all the differences as a new spreadsheet. Without success, to date. Here's what I've tried so far: Normally, to learn how to automate some Excel functionality, I use Record Macro. If that fails, I look down the list of addable references, to see if I'm missing something obvious. Both of those have failed in this case. No code appeared relevant to the Spreadsheet

Happy Monday Everyone! Have a question and hope you can help. I have a budget spreadsheet that has a budget tab. On this tab is about 8 tables broken down into different categories. Every table in the tab has the exact same columns. Is there a non-vbscript/marco way to create a master table that combines all of the tables into a single table in a different tab. This seems like it would be a no brainer but I have tried everything I can think of and find online and there doesn't seem to be a decent solution without an addon called power query. You can use the functionality of the pivottable