Recent content by ihn195

Thanks for the quick turn around!

Just some food for thought for you guys: Good developers can handle licensing and most of the other features. I run an API call to a google sheets on file open, to dynamically validate opening the file. This is what i use over your built in licensing. I think we can also handle the security...

As programmers we all know the more complex a system becomes, the more likely the possibility for bugs or things not working properly. System move towards chaos. Especially with something like excel where os and versions vary across clients. In an ideal world (for me) xls padlock would be one...

Just want to add client had to restart system after removing update: “Caused by the Microsoft KB5046740 update.” Thanks for the quick id and solution

Is it possible to save as an xlsx file from within an xls padlock compiled excel book? If so how would i do so I have clients that may want to verify calculations or work and we can’t have all of them installing an exe file in 2024. Thanks

I am using a 64 bit xls on 64 bit os w/ 64 bit excel. There are no error messages. However if i i try to open microsoft excel the normal way after a failed launch, a window will pop up saying excel failed to open last time would you like to open in safe mode.

Hi there, I am having an issue where i have to open the application multiple times in order for the file to open. It does not seem to happen every time only occasionally. I can typically try 2 or 3 times and it will open but it does not look professional client side. Any insight? Thanks, Art

Yes i figured it out later that day. Thank you Checking this option will fix the problem. Don’t use array formulas without checking that box.

I have generated an officeUI xml file using the above editor. Question, am i still able to use custom icons for the toolbar with this method? If so how would i do so. I have tried providing both the local and full file path for the image value with no luck.

I have noticed after compiling all my array formulas are converted from this format in a single cell: =FILTER(Argument1,Argument2,Argument3) into this format: {=FILTER(Argument1,Argument2,Argument3)} across the entire array initially produced by the original formula This renders the workbook...