What's New in Release 7.0.9
XLL+ 7.0.9 is a new release, which introduces support for Visual Studio 2017.
It also contains the following enhancements and fixes:
- E00267 NEW - Intellisense
- Support for Excel-DNA IntelliSense has been added. An external IntelliSense file is now generated as part of the help build. As a result, if the Excel-DNA IntelliSense add-in is also loaded, context-sensitive help will be displayed when formulae containing XLL+ add-in functions are edited.
- E00266 NEW - CXlOper::GetLongFormula
- A new method can be used to retrieve very long formula strings (greater than 118 characters), if the standard method fails.
- F00176 FIX - Ribbon server incorrectly handled getSelectedItemID callback
- Indexed items in ribbons, including dropDown and gallery, which used the attribute getSeletedItemID were not being correctly handled by the ribbon server. This behavior has been fixed.
- F00177 FIX - Ribbon server did not implement onChange callback
- The callback function matching the attribute onChange was not being invoked by the ribbon server. This behavior has been fixed.
- F00178 FIX - Do not call in Formula Wizard fails under Excel 2013 and above
- Functions marked as 'Do not call in Formula Wizard' were still being called from the Excel Formula Wizard in Excel 2013 and above. This behavior has been fixed.
- F00179 FIX - CXlOper::MakeRef and CXlFuncs::Indirect
- CXlOper::MakeRef and CXlFuncs::Indirect for addresses containing only a sheet name and cell address when the workbook name contained a space were failing to resolve in Excel 2010 and above. This behavior has been fixed by adding appropriate single quotes to the address text.
- F00180 FIX - VariantToXlOper fails on 1-dimensional arrays
- VariantToXlOper fails to convert 1-dimensional arrays into XlOper. This behavior is required from later versons of the Excel object model, which can return 1-dimensional arrays from Range.Value. Previously all arrays were 2-dimensional. The abilty to convert 1-dimensional arrays has been added to VariantToXlOper().
See What's new in XLL+ 7.0 for full details.