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Excel Web Service Function #18
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Try https://github.com/xlladdins/xll_inet. It is not async, but it might be fast enough. Still a work-in-progress so let me know if you run into any infelicities. |
I've updated xll_inet with an async version of |
Hello, Thank you for this update! I tried to build and install the add-in in Excel but I get the following error: "Failed to register: \MEM_VIEW". Do you know what's causing this issue? |
I don't know, but I'll find out and let you know. |
Unfortunately \URL.VIEW does not work either. I have a feeling that win::mem_view is causing the issue. It is used by both \URL.VIEW and \MEM_VIEW. |
FYI I cloned a previous version of the repo (commit 13e95f63a) and \URL.VIEW works fine. The speed is still an issue however. |
It was not clear to me that the old \URL.VIEWA was being registered as async, hence my latest fiddling. |
Have you been able to resolve the issue of \URL.VIEWA? Currently \URL.VIEW and \URL.VIEWA do not work. |
No. It is not a priority for me. |
I have figured out how to get async working in Excel UDFs. Seeasync.cpp |
Hello,
I am trying to use the Excel function xlfWebservice to fetch the JSON of a web API and although the function works as expected, making multiple simultaneous calls to that function in Excel is pretty slow. Do you know if there is a way to use the multithreaded recalculation capabilities explained here: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/office/client-developer/excel/multithreaded-recalculation-in-excel? Here's my C++ code:
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