Hi Michael
Are you able to switch it back on within excel?
Goto "File" then "Options", click on "Add-ins" then Manage "COM Add-ins" then enter a tick against "TRANSACTION"?
I have the same problem on one of the PC's where I have to do this every time. So, I have enabled the Developer Tab on Excel so that it can be accessed easier. (COM Add-ins appears in this tab)
Martin Burrage
Master Data Manager
CMS Distribution Ltd
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Hi,
We recently made the switch to Office 365. When we made the switch, I did a complete reinstallation of WinShuttle and everything worked fine.
Now we are getting updates on a much more frequent basis and I noticed the WinShuttle add-in disappeared from my Excel. Probably with one of the latest updates.
The WinShuttle add-in is also not available in the Excel options in the Excel Add Ins. I can't just go and activate it again.
My question: Is there a way to get the add-in back without doing a complete reinstallation of WinShuttle?
Alternatively, how can I manage scripts published to an Excel file without the add-in?
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Michael Kiuntke |
Siemens Gamesa A/S
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