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Henri Pellemans
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Hi at ADX,
Something that worked fine before does not work anymore now. In the past I created a XLL Module with a lot of UDFs. Then I put some of the UDFs in separate XLL Additional modules. It took a bit of thinking how to access the UDFs, that were in the additional modules, in the "original" XLL Module, but we found the http://www.add-in-express.com/forum/read.php?FID=5&TID=10033. But all UDFs, including those in the additional UDFs were visible in Excel.
Now I am trying to do the same, but the UDFs that I put in the XLL Additional module are not visible in Excel (2010). They can be used in the "original" XLL module. The UDFs are public, I just did "cut and paste", nothing has changed.
The only difference between now and a few years ago is that now I have a project with the XLL module AND the Addin module in the same project. In the past the project only contained the XLL module and the additional XLL modules (I had a separate VS project for the Addin module).
Perhaps another difference: I use VS 2010 Pro, but now I have also installed VS 2013 Pro (but do not use it).
System = Windows 7 PRO 64-bit, VS 2010 Pro, Office 2010 32-bit, latest version of ADX.
The issue is reproducible, at least in my project. I did not test the issue in a new project.
Best regards,
Henri |
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Henri Pellemans
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Found the solution already. Three years ago Eugene wrote:
"Please note that you need to add your additional module to the Modules collection of your main XLL module in Visual Studio (see the Modules property of your XLL add-in module in the designer). That is all. Moreover, you don't need to use any code for this. Just add your second module manually at design-time."
The additional XLL modules should (also) be added to the "original" XLL module in the designer. I had forgotten that. |
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Andrei Smolin
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Thank you Henry!
Andrei Smolin
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