Put the skills and insight you learned at Build, Ignite and Tech Summit this year to win some great prizes and recognition! There are over $50,000 in prizes, including cash, tickets and travel
Across Office, we’re working to bring relevant information and automatically created insights – the intelligence – together for users so that they can make better decisions
Hi folks! We’re Toby Baratta & Elizabeth Dinella, Office Extensibility Interns who worked on the Graph explorer over the summer. Graph explorer is a web application for exploring Microsoft
In March 2016, we released add-in commands for Word, Excel, and PowerPoint for Office desktop and Office Online. Add-in commands were made available in Outlook in November 2015 . Commands
We're excited to announce a preview of Actionable Messages which embed actions in both connectors and direct email messages and help users complete tasks without having to leave Outlook. For example, Connector users can merge a pull request in GitHub or change the due date for a card in Trello without switching to those services.
We are happy to announce we have shipped another update to the Property Management Code Sample in the OfficeDev repository on Github.com. We’ve had a lot of success with previous versions of
Hello world! Paresh Moradiya and Sri Srinivasan, members of the OneNote API team here. We've heard from some of you saying that you're running into issues when accessing SharePoint-hosted notebooks in very large document libraries. We have come up with some instructions on how you can eliminate these OneNote API failures. The problem Applications c...
In Office 2016, we have added greater depth and breadth to the Office Extensibility Platform. This ranges from hundreds of new APIs in Excel and Word, to Add-In Commands that let developers customize
Excel, the beloved productivity tool, now has a powerful REST API as part of the Microsoft Graph that enables developers to build rich and deep integrations with Excel workbooks in Office 365.
In this webcast, we will walk through the end-to-end process of building an Office Add-in for Excel: from launching Visual Studio, to writing a bit of JavaScript code that uses the new Excel 201
