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Jedox explains batching Excel Custom Functions API calls
Jedox is on a mission to optimize value creation through Enterprise Performance Management (EPM) solutions, helping organizations outperform their competition and enabling people to effectively collaborate. Microsoft Excel has always been the key front end for delivering this mission.
Build quality Microsoft Teams apps with these best practices: Part 1
Build high quality, impactful and engaging apps for Microsoft Teams by following the guidance in this blog. First of a 3-part series.
Get Microsoft Graph change notifications delivered via Azure Event Hubs
This change notification node will enhance high throughput processes and minimize chances of missing change notifications from Microsoft Graph due to their endpoint downtimes.
Accelerate your app adoption with MSAL for Node.jsÂ
With the new release of MSAL Node you can write applications to authenticate users and enable your app to access data and intelligence in Microsoft 365 through Microsoft Graph.
Microsoft Graph Fundamentals now on Microsoft LearnÂ
Learn the basic concepts and fundamentals of Microsoft Graph in our new learning path on Microsoft Learn.
Microsoft Graph Java SDK v3Â adds enhanced capabilities with general availability
Microsoft Graph Java SDK v3 adds features and improvements for authentication, asynchronous API, Fluent API and more.
Tips for using the shared JavaScript runtime in your Office Add-in Â
Tips for using the shared JavaScript runtime in your Office Add-in to simplify your code. Share data and functionality, access the task pane DOM from anywhere, keep running even when the task pane is closed, and more.
Microsoft Graph Mailbag – Getting Started with the Microsoft Graph PowerShell SDK
Learn how to start working with Microsoft Graph using PowerShell and how to utilize our current PowerShell skills with the Microsoft Graph PowerShell SDK.
Upgrade signed Office VBA macro projects to V3 signature
To enhance the security of the Office VBA macro project signing, we recommend that users apply a security update listed in Microsoft Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures. A more secure version of the VBA project signature scheme is available for Microsoft 365, Office 2016, and Office 2019.