Private Sub chtChart_Resize() Handles chtChart. Note due to issues surrounding network installation, active directory group policy software deployment is no longer supported. ChartObjects(i).Name = "M圜hart" ThenĬhtM圜hart.SetSourceData(.Range("A1:B2")) On the COM tab, select 'Microsoft 12.0 Object Library' (or whatever version you have installed on your system). Private Sub ThisWorkbook_Startup() Handles Me.Startupĭim coChartObj As .ChartObjectĭim chtM圜hart As .Chart NET program can open the Excel application and use it as a server to manipulate Excel workbooks. It does rely on interop charts though: Public Class ThisWorkbook Luckily for us in C 4, things has gotten considerabily easier thanks to. It’s just messy and a nightmare to read, forget about maintenance. At any rate, after some fooling around I was able to create a chart, name it, have it persist and have it respond to events. Word Ok, so I guess it is pretty obvious at this point why I prefer using VB.Net when doing Office add-ins. Installing different VPN tunnels that includes GRE, DMVPN, IPSEC, SDN. In 'Microsoft Office 2010' or older everything works fine. remote sites and a VPN gateway (such as Cisco router running IOS IPsec) on. >Experience in Cisco Routers/Switches, Juniper switches, ALU routers & HP. When using the 'AddComment'-Function in '.Shapes' I get an 'System.NotImplementedException'. Up until now I didn't realize there were two types of charts and I'd be interested in understanding the issues with them. The 'Interop'-Interface for Office seems to have some problems interacting with 'Microsoft Office' when the 'Microsoft Office'-version is newer than 2010. To enable access to secure CSE resources, you must install and run the UB Virtual Private Network (UBVPN) client. Paul, I apologize in advance if I'm not addressing your issue.
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