gbouveret / Office-Add-in-Commands-Samples

Sample that illustrates how to add custom commands to the Office Ribbon and Context Menus

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Office Add-in Commands Samples

##Overview Add-in commands enable developers to extend the Office user interface such as the Office Ribbon to create awesome, efficient to use add-ins. Watch this channel9 video for a complete overview. The examples in this repo show you how to use add-in commands in Excel and Word add-ins.

Important: Add-in commands are currently in developer preview for Excel and Word with PowerPoint coming next year. If you are looking for information about the already released Add-in commands for Outlook head to http://dev.outlook.com

Here is how the samples look when running:

###Excel

###Word

Step by step instructions

Step 1. Setup your environment

  • Office Desktop: Ensure that you have the latest version of Office installed. Add-in commands requires build 16.6366.0000 or higher. Learn how to Install the latest version of Office applications.
    • Once you have the latest build installed make sure to download, unzip and run this Registry key on your machine to activate the feature.
  • Office Online (Coming soon...Excel Only at the moment): There is no additional setup.

Step 2. Create your manifest

We strongly recommend you to use one of our sample manifests as a starting point (Excel, Word), make small modifications (e.g. make them point to your add-in instead, use your icons) and test often.

Step 3. Deploy add-in manifest and test the add-in

During the developer preview the only alternative to test your add-in is to sideload it.

  • Office Desktop. Sideload you add-in via a network share.
    • Once side loaded you have to go to Insert>My Add-ins and click the Refresh button to ensure the Add-in shows. Do this any time you need to refresh your Ribbon.
  • Office Online clients (Coming soon). Simply go to Insert Tab>Office Add-ins>Upload Add-in. The add-in will be displayed for that session only.

Full documentation and known issues are on the way and will be published soon.

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Sample that illustrates how to add custom commands to the Office Ribbon and Context Menus


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