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Thanks for the respond - I had hoped that Microsoft had the Quickpart solution for other applications than Word, but I guess then this is not the case ?
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Hello,<br />
Is there a way to use / link Sharepoint Metadata fields in Excel ?<br />
In a simular way as in Word or does it have to be done by VBA or other coding ?<br />
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Do we need a certain version of Sharepoint installed ?<br />
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Please give example if linking is possible - thank you :-)
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Hello,
Is there a way to use / link Sharepoint Metadata fields in Excel ?
In a simular way as in Word or does it have to be done by VBA or other coding ?

Do we need a certain version of Sharepoint installed ?

Please give example if linking is possible - thank you :-)

Thanks for the respond - I had hoped that Microsoft had the Quickpart solution for other applications than Word, but I guess then this is not the case ?

Thanks for the points, but why a B Grade? Please read the grading guidelines in the Help section http://www.experts-exchange.com/help.jsp?hi=403

I&#39;ve given a correct answer. If what you want to do can&#39;t be done, it&#39;s still a valid answer and should be an A. 

Please hit the Request Attention link at the top so the moderators can re-assign the grade. 

cheers, 

How to use Quickparts / SP Metadata in Excel spreadsheet

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