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Technical Blog 2 May 2013   license: CPOL
[toc] Introduction Note to pedantic guys: yes Access is not a database engine, only the graphical front-end to Jet/ACE, but we’ll stand with this simplification. The sample application (Excel + VBA) and the SQL source code are available in this … Continue reading →
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Technical Blog 27 Apr 2013   license: CPOL
Introduction In this article I’ll show you how to create a UDF library for Excel in C# from scratch. By “from scratch” I mean without using Visual Studio, only low-level tools : a simple text-editor like Notepad and the C# … Continue reading →
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Re: My vote of 5 by Pragmateek
Forum Message 13 Apr 2013  
Thanks Mihai for your kind comment, really appreciated. :) I try my best to write high quality content.
Forum Message 9 Mar 2013  
Hi Sean, thanks for the update, it's perfect! :) Sorry for the inconvenience. By "continuous" I mean once a day would already be great.
Technical Blog 8 Mar 2013   license: CPOL
Using C# from native C++ with the help of C++/CLI.
C++C++/CLIC#Windows.NETDev
Forum Message 8 Mar 2013  
Hi Sean, thanks for your help. I've republished the article, so you can update it. Thanks a lot. :) PS: will you automate such a process in the future? What would be perfect: "continuous" u
Forum Message 7 Mar 2013  
Hi, first thanks for making CodeProject the great platform it is. :) I'm currently feeding some of my articles from my blog (pragmateek.com) to CodeProject us
Forum Message 7 Mar 2013  
Thanks for you comment Adam. Your article is really nice. :)
Re: My vote of 5 by Pragmateek
Forum Message 5 Mar 2013  
I agree VB.Net can be easier but whatever our individual opinion everybody will have to migrate to C# sooner or later. As for the semi-colon it quickly becomes an automatism: I often even put some in
Re: My vote of 5 by Pragmateek
Forum Message 5 Mar 2013  
Thanks for your positive comment and your diverging opinion. ;) As a language VBA is IMHO as great as C# but Microsoft had to choose only one: C# has been specifically designed to mimic Java and C++
Re: My vote of 4 by Pragmateek
Forum Message 4 Mar 2013  
Thanks for your feedback, really appreciated. :)
Technical Blog 4 Mar 2013   license: CPOL
Interfacing VBA and .NET is a relatively straightforward process.
C++/CLIC#VBVB.NET
Re: My vote of 5 by Pragmateek
Forum Message 3 Mar 2013  
Merci d'avoir pris la peine de revoter :)
Re: Very helpful article by Pragmateek
Forum Message 3 Mar 2013  
(De rien ;)) Thanks for your feedback, glad it can help professionals. :) Great product by the way.
Re: My vote of 5 by Pragmateek
Forum Message 3 Mar 2013  
Thanks for your feedback. Glad you've liked the article and learnt something. :)
Technical Blog 2 Mar 2013   license: CPOL
Excel addins troubleshooting guide
DevIntermediateSysAdminExcel
Re: My vote of 5 by Pragmateek
Forum Message 2 Mar 2013  
Thanks for your feedback Yiannis. :)
Technical Blog 25 Feb 2013   license: CPOL
Essential tools for debugging and troubleshooting.
CC#DevIntermediate
Technical Blog 25 Feb 2013   license: CPOL
Keep reading and in 10 minutes you’ll know DllImport (almost) like a pro.
CC#DevIntermediate
Excellent demo by seriousme
Forum Message 8 Oct 2009  
The demo you join with the article is just perfect to illustrate the interest of the topic. Maybe the more pertinent I've seen with this kind of article.
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