Guide to Writing Custom Functions in Excel: Part III, C++ RTD add-in

Steve L. Powell

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In the previous article we developed a custom function in Excel using an Automation Add-in. It was fairly straightforward and didn’t take long but performance isn’t one of it’s strengths and there is no way to properly document it within Excel for the user. The RTD is an automation add-

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Steve L. Powell

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I am a freelance software developer with a variety of different interests. My main area of expertise is Microsoft Office add-ins (Excel/Outlook mostly) but I also develop Windows applications, Access Databases and Excel macros . I develop in VBA, C# and C++. My website exceladviser.com has articles on Excel, Access, Microsoft Office development, and general Windows programming (WPF, etc.).

Guide to Writing Custom Functions in Excel: Part III, C++ RTD add-in

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