See xlladdins.com for the latest developments in the xll library.
See xlladdins.com for the latest developments in the xll library.
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Sorry to bug you on your blog but I downloaded xll and created a project template in VC10Express.
I ran both the project and setup msi and downloaded and installed the html generator.
Problem is that when I compile it I get fatal error “cannot open file xll.lib”
I cannot find this file on my computer. But perhaps that is an output file.
I am on Windows 10 and using VS 2010 (but would like VS2015 ideally).
Thanks for all your work on this – I hope I get it to work.
Sorry, I’ve been neglecting my blog other than to fork over a couple of bucks a year to WordPress. But you can fork the latest version of this library from https://github.com/keithalewis/xll12. It works with VS2015, but not earlier version.