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Force enable XLAM add in Excel 2013 via GPO

We currently have an Excel com add-in that was created in house. We want to force this add-in to stay enabled. The only issue is, it does not have a progid so I cant use the "List of managed add-ins" within GPO. I need to find another way to force enable the addin. We would like to do this via GPO though. Does anyone know how to force an XLAM add-in to always remain enabled? The registry has this add in within HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Office\15\Excel\Options. The registry is showing the following information for the add-in.



Is there any way to force the add in to remain enabled?
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Wow...was it really that easy?! I copied the XLAM to the XLSTART directory and it showed up without  showing in the add-ins. This was exactly what I needed. I cant believe it was that simple. Thank you very much!