This section contains the following samples:

BoostMatrix

Demonstrates how to write a matrix adapter class, to integrate a matrix class into XLL+

CallExcel

Demonstrates how to call Excel worksheet and macro functions from an add-in function

UseTimer

Demonstrates how to use a timer to execute a macro function at regular intervals

PartialReg

Demonstrates how to control at run-time which add-in functions are registered and which are not

CreateBook

Demonstrates how to use CXlMacros methods to create and populate workbooks

BinaryData

Demonstrates the use of BinaryName ranges to store binary data in an invisible named range in a worksheet

CalcEvt

Demonstrates how to trap the OnCalculate event, and add your own data to a worksheet

SetFormula

Demonstrates how to set formulae

FInspect

Demonstrates how to inspect and display information about functions in an add-in (Changed for XLL+ 6.0)

Dialogs

Uses the CXlDialog class to display native Excel dialogs

Serialize

Demonstrates how to serialize Excel native data types to and from streams

Integration

Demonstrates how to create a meta-function from the relationship between two cells and use standard numerical methods to integrate the function

TFold

Demonstrates the use of the CXlOper class, in a useful worksheet function that constructs and manipulates arrays

Profiling

Demonstrates a function extension, which profiles the performance of add-in functions

LogDemo

An add-in that writes to a log

ExUIDynList

Changes the contents of a value list at run-time (New in XLL+ 6.2)

DemoFeed

Demonstrates how to integrate a data feed into an Excel add-in for high-performance real-time data add-in, written in C++, and which supports array real-time values as well as scalar values. (New in XLL+ 6.3)

ApiTest

Demonstrates how to create a wrapper library which lets you call XLL Add-in functions directly from a C#, C++ or VBA application. (New in XLL+ 6.3)