To share the script so that anyone can run it, click the three dots button and choose Share. This simple how-to is a good place to start, but Office Scripts offers a whole new world of opportunities.

Scripts lets Excel users record their actions within a workbook and save them to be used later or shared with others. To add a new script button to a workbook, you will need to navigate to the ...

The scripts can also be shared with other users of the Excel workbook, allowing everyone added to the workbook to view and run the script. First, select the script you wish to share. The Code Editor ...

To learn more about Office Scripts and the new “Run script” action, visit the documentation here. Example applications. Some example applications include: Sending an email status report to one’s ...

When the button must appear in a dialog box, create it using Excel's Visual Basic for Applications window. Once you have made the button, you can then code the VBA event that you want it to run ...

Clone the file from this repo ("Excel to JSON.xlsm"). This file contains: an example data table, the VBA script, a button to run the script. Replace the example data with your own, however many ...

Schedule this script to run when you log on every morning, or once a week. Never forget to keep track of your weight again, and make shiny line charts graphing your diet progress in Excel once you ...

As the Python scripts will run in an isolated container, they will not have access to any local resources, including the local network, computer, files, and a Microsoft 365 authentication token.

Clicking the button passes the number 3 to a PowerShell script. Now obviously there are much easier ways to add two to a number using nothing but Excel (no PowerShell). But that isn't the point.