Reputation: 5490
I have a library of functions written in JavaScript, for example myfactorial(n)
can caculate the factorial of n
in my way.
I would hope to develop an add-in by JavaScript API for Excel, such that once a user loads the add-in, they could use the embedded functions, e.g., write in a formula: =myfactorial(A2)
or =callfunction("myfactorial", A2)
. In short, it is about supporting User Defined Functions by JavaScript API for Excel, I guess they are asking the same thing here.
So, does any know how is the progress? Otherwise, is there some workaround that we could do?
Upvotes: 4
Views: 1520
Reputation: 2668
Thanks for this question! User-defined functions are a central part of Excel customization today. We're working on a solution that will bring those capabilities across all our modern Excel platforms. We're still figuring out the design, so unfortunately I don't have a timeline or details to share right now. I'll give an update in a few months.
-Michael, PM for Office add-ins
Update 11/6/17: JavaScript custom functions in Excel are now available in Developer Preview for anyone to try: https://aka.ms/customfunctions
Upvotes: 5