1. Solver For Excel Mac 2011

I use Microsoft XML v3.0 reference in VBA to retrieve information from an XML file (API). But sometimes I get the following error: 'user defined type not defined'. When I change the reference to Microsoft XML v6.0, the problem is fixed.

EDIT: I fixed some terminology above and added the following paragraph below. I think I could reverse engineer C: Windows System32 msxml3.dll and re-implement it (or a subset) for macOS, but that seems a big job and not very much hope.

Is there any hope for this porting project? EDIT: I fixed some terminology above and added the following paragraph below.

Jul 12, 2006  For more details on installation options and integrating MSXML 6.0 into your application setup see the Windows Installer SDK start page Developers can also install the MSXML 6.0 SDK package from this page. Hi, I have an Excel VBA module Sub Test() ] When I was using the Excel 2010, Windows 7 to run Sub Test(), the following declarations work well: Reference > Microsoft XML, v6.0 Dim xmlhtp.

Connect to an external data source You can use an external data source, but it depends on the type of source. If the source is a SQL Database • On the Data tab, click New Database Query • Click SQL Server ODBC.

• When you're ready to bring the data into Excel, click Return Data. • In the Import Data dialog box, choose where you want the data to be: either on the existing sheet, on a new sheet, or in a PivotTable. Then click OK. If the source is not a SQL Database If you want to use an external source that is not a SQL Database (for example, FileMaker Pro), you will need an Open Database Connectivity (ODBC) driver installed on your Mac. Information on drivers. Once the driver for your source is installed, you can follow these steps to use the data: • On the Data tab, click New Database Query • Click From Database.

That is about opening the new OpenXML formats, not importing XML data into an Excel workbook. The two are quite different. AFAIK, there is no support for importing XML in any version of Mac XL as there hasn't been the call for it.Which, to me, is the stupidest reason ever to leave out a function that pretty much forms the whole basis of an application designed for data analysis and manipulation. Excel has tools like 'Solver' etc and yet we can't import data from what is probably the most commonly used export format?

• If the external data source you want to access is not on your local computer, you might need to contact the administrator of the database for a password, user permission, or other connection information.

If you want to open the file in Office for Mac, ask the Windows-based author to adjust the password length. To share a template with someone using Operating system Save file in this format Excel 2004 Mac OS Excel 97-2004 Template (.xlt) Excel X Mac OS Excel 97-2004 Template (.xlt) Excel 2001 Mac OS Excel 97-2004 Template (.xlt) Excel 98 Mac OS Excel 97-2004 Template (.xlt) Excel 2007 Windows Excel Template (.xltx) Excel 2003 Windows Excel 97-2004 Template (.xlt) Excel 2002 Windows Excel 97-2004 Template (.xlt) Excel 2000 Windows Excel 97-2004 Template (.xlt) Excel 97 Windows Excel 97-2004 Template (.xlt) See also.

Create a PivotTable by using the external data Click PivotTable, and then click OK. Notes: • Excel 2011 for Mac cannot import data from OLE DB or OLAP data sources. • By default, Excel for Mac uses tables to import data. To turn off tables when importing data, in the Returning External Data to Microsoft Excel dialog box, click Properties, and then clear the Use Table check box. • If the external data source you want to access is not on your local computer, you might need to contact the administrator of the database for a password, user permission, or other connection information.

Max-element-depth – Similar to the DOM property it specifies the maximum element depth for any document parsed by the SAX reader. It does set any limitations on overall file size, or the size of the content of any given particle (attribute, element, comment, etc.). Any document that has a subtree which exceeds the MaxElementDepth will cause an error Default: The property is set to 256 by default. Notes: This property is new in MSXML 6.0 3. Use-inline-schema – Similar to the DOM property it specifies whether inline XSD schemas in an instance document should be used to validate the document ( true) or not ( false). When this property is set to false, inline schemas are treated like any other XML fragments.

Default: This property is set to false by default. Notes: This setting does not affect whether validation occurs or not at parse time. Even when this property is set to false the instance document can still be validated at parse time 4. Use-schema-location – Unlike the DOM which uses ResolveExternals to control all externals, the SAX reader allows more granular control of external entities, DTDs, and XSD schemas. This property controls whether or not to resolve XSD schemas referenced in the XML document using the xsi:schemaLocation attribute.

Contents Abstract Microsoft Core XML Services (MSXML) 6.0 is the current version of the core XML stack in the COM / Scripting environment. This document covers installation of MSXML6 and application upgrade, supported operating systems and changes from MSXML 3 and MSXML 4. The key changes in MSXML 6.0 that are covered in this document are as follows: - MSXML 6.0 introduced a number of security changes to turn security sensitive features “off-by-default”.

Microsoft majorly missed the mark on that one. In my opinion it makes Excel for Mac almost useless.

• In the Returning External Data to Microsoft Excel dialog box, do any of the following: To Do this Choose query definition, refresh control, and data layout options Click Properties. Change the settings for a parameter query Click Parameters.

Any document that has a subtree which exceeds the MaxElementDepth will cause an error. Default: 256 Notes: This is a new property in MSXML 6.0 SP1, and MSXML3 SP8 ( Vista) – it does not exist in MSXML4 SP2 Example: xmldoc.SetProperty 'MaxElementDepth', 100 4. UseInlineSchema – Specifies whether inline XSD schemas in an instance document should be used to validate the document ( true) or not ( false). When this property is set to false, inline schemas are treated like any other XML fragments. Default: UseInlineSchema is set to false by default. Notes: This setting does not affect whether validation occurs or not at parse time. Even when this property is set to false the instance document can still be validated at parse time Example: Xmldoc.setProperty “ UseInlineSchema”, true 5.

Return the external data to the active sheet Click Existing sheet. On your sheet, click the cell where you want to place the upper-left corner of the external data range, and then click OK. Return the external data to a new sheet Click New sheet, and then click OK. Excel adds a new sheet to your workbook, and automatically pastes the external data range at the upper-left corner of the new sheet.

- MSXML 6.0 has improved support for the W3C XSD 1.0 Specification and has also increased compatibility with System.Xml in the.Net Framework 2.0 - MSXML 6.0 has deprecated several legacy features from MSXML 3.0 & MSXML 4.0 - MSXML 6.0 no longer supports deployment by MSM or CAB. Only MSI installation is supported downlevel from Vista.

To the vast majority of people that use Excel, it is completely irrelevant.The vast majority of Excel users don't use 80% of the program's functionality, yet it's all in there. Microsoft obviously thought XML import was of general enough interest that they included it in the Windows version of Excel, so they don't really agree with you. I don't agree with digitalformula that Excel for Mac is 'almost useless' without XML import capabilities, but it's a big oversight on Microsoft's part, particularly because most of their enterprise applications speak XML. Also, Mac users tend to be more on the technical side (anecdotally; most of the people I know use Windows, but most of the developers I know use Macs), so you'd think the Mac version would be the one to have XML import.

Setting this property will prohibit DTDs and send error 'Invalid at the top level of the document' (XML_E_INVALIDATROOTLEVEL, 0xE52D) whenever DTD is used. Default: ProhibitDTD is set to TRUE by default (DTDs are not allowed) Notes: This property was added in MSXML6 and MSXML3 SP5 – it does not exist in MSXML4 SP2 Example: xmldoc.SetProperty 'ProhibitDTD', True 3. MaxElementDepth – Specifies the maximum element depth for any document, schema, or XSLT file when it is loaded into the DOM. It does set any limitations on overall file size, or the size of the content of any given particle (attribute, element, comment, etc.).

The Microsoft Download Manager solves these potential problems. It gives you the ability to download multiple files at one time and download large files quickly and reliably. It also allows you to suspend active downloads and resume downloads that have failed. Microsoft Download Manager is free and available for download now. • The Microsoft Core XML Services (MSXML) 6.0 release provides standards-conformant implementations of: • XML 1.0 (DOM & SAX2 APIs) • XML Schema (XSD) 1.0 • XPath 1.0 • XSLT 1.0 In addition, it offers client and server-safe components for XML over HTTP.

If you want to open the file in Office for Mac, ask the Windows-based author to adjust the password length. Tips: • To find out which version of PowerPoint you are using, on the PowerPoint menu, click About PowerPoint. Tip: To find out which version of PowerPoint you are using, on the PowerPoint menu, click About PowerPoint. Tip: To find out which version of PowerPoint you are using, on the PowerPoint menu, click About PowerPoint.

It seems the five other references that work are associated with files in the Office directory hierarchy on both platforms. The XML reference has 'Location: C: Windows System32 msxml3.dll' on the Windows computer. On the Mac, Excel appears to be looking in the same directory as the workbook, probably a sensible default in some situations.

File format Description Excel Workbook (.xlsx) The default, XML-based workbook format for Excel 2016 for Mac, Excel for Mac 2011, and Excel for Windows. Cannot store VBA macro code or Excel 4.0 macro sheets. Excel 97-2004 Workbook (.xls) Compatible with Excel 98 through Excel 2004 for Mac and Excel 97 through Excel 2003 for Windows. Preserves VBA macro code and Excel 4.0 macro sheets. CSV UTF-8 (Comma delimited) (.csv) *Excel 2016 for Mac only Exports the data on the active sheet to a text file that complies with UTF-8 Unicode encoding standards. Cell properties, formulas, graphics, and other formatting are not preserved. Excel Template (.xltx) Saves the workbook as an XML-based template that you can use to start new workbooks.

I am porting an Excel VBA module from Windows to Macintosh. If I have the terminology right, the module uses a reference called 'Microsoft XML, v3.0.' This is marked 'MISSING' on the Mac. Other references are working as expected. I have poked about a bit on each platform, looking at other references that are working properly.

How is this done in Python? In tcl I would either have installed into a directory in auto_path or I would have extended auto_path. I guess that I want to use the qt bindings *dynamically*. Problems compiling enigmail for mac. Kind regards, -- Svenn. That means that I have to find a way to tell Python where to find the pyqt that I installed.

Microsoft Core XML Services (MSXML) 6 offers server-safe components and improve previous versions of MSXML. The Microsoft Core XML Services (MSXML) 6.0 release provides standards-conformant implementations of: XML 1.0 (DOM & SAX2 APIs), XML Schema (XSD) 1.0, XPath 1.0, and XSLT 1.0. In addition, it offers client and server-safe components for XML over HTTP. MSXML6 is also the first version of MSXML to provide a 64-bit redistributable package. MSXML6 has made significant improvements over previous versions of MSXML.

I am porting an Excel VBA module from Windows to Macintosh. If I have the terminology right, the module uses a reference called 'Microsoft XML, v3.0.' This is marked 'MISSING' on the Mac. Other references are working as expected.

You cannot open a workbook or document that has been password protected in the Windows-based version of Excel or Word if the password is longer than fifteen characters. If you want to open the file in Office for Mac, ask the Windows-based author to adjust the password length. Tips: • To find out which version of Excel you are using, on the Excel menu, click About Excel. • Passwords in Excel for Mac and Word for Mac have a 15-character limit. You cannot open a workbook or document that has been password protected in the Windows-based version of Excel or Word if the password is longer than fifteen characters.

Solver For Excel Mac 2011

Generally, a download manager enables downloading of large files or multiples files in one session. Many web browsers, such as Internet Explorer 9, include a download manager. Stand-alone download managers also are available, including the Microsoft Download Manager. If you do not have a download manager installed, and still want to download the file(s) you've chosen, please note: • You may not be able to download multiple files at the same time.

Tips: • To find out which version of Word you are using, on the Word menu, click About Word. • Passwords in Excel for Mac and Word for Mac have a 15-character limit. You cannot open a workbook or document that has been password protected in the Windows-based version of Excel or Word if the password is longer than fifteen characters.

Generally, a download manager enables downloading of large files or multiples files in one session. Many web browsers, such as Internet Explorer 9, include a download manager. Stand-alone download managers also are available, including the Microsoft Download Manager. If you do not have a download manager installed, and still want to download the file(s) you've chosen, please note: • You may not be able to download multiple files at the same time. In this case, you will have to download the files individually. (You would have the opportunity to download individual files on the 'Thank you for downloading' page after completing your download.) • Files larger than 1 GB may take much longer to download and might not download correctly. • You might not be able to pause the active downloads or resume downloads that have failed.

Hi, I would be tempted to use Late Binding, rather than Early Binding, & change the name of the object being created based on whether the run-time environment was Windows 7 (32-bit) or Windows 8 (64-bit). For example, just differentiating based on a 32-bit platform, or any other operating system: Dim objXMLHTTP As Object Dim objMSXML2_DOMDocument As Object If InStr(Application.OperatingSystem, '(32-bit)') > 0 Then Set objXMLHTTP = CreateObject('MSXML2.XMLHTTP') Set objMSXML2_DOMDocument = CreateObject('MSXML2.DOMDocument') Else Set objXMLHTTP = CreateObject('MSXML2.XMLHTTP60') Set objMSXML2_DOMDocument = CreateObject('MSXML2.DOMDocument.6.0') End If '. Set objMSXML2_DOMDocument = Nothing Set objXMLHTTP = Nothing Select all BFN, fp.

MSXML6 is also the first version of MSXML to provide a 64-bit redistributable package. MSXML6 has made significant improvements over previous versions of MSXML in the following areas: • Reliability - MSXML6 has addressed a significant number of stability issues particularly in resource-constrained scenarios. • Security – MSXML6 uses the principle of “off-by-default” to make loading XML data from anonymous or untrusted sources more secure. This may mean that upgrades from MSXML3 and MSXML4 will need to re-configure the MSXML6 components using SetProperty and/or SetFeature as appropriate. • W3C Conformance and System.Xml 2.0 Compatibility – MSXML6 has gone through extensive testing and a number of issues have been addressed to improve W3C conformance and System.Xml 2.0 compatibility particularly in terms of the XML Schema 1.0 Recommendation. MSXML6 is intended as an upgrade path for existing MSXML3 and MSXML4 users except for users that leverage some of the older ProgIDs and technologies in MSXML3 and MSXML4.