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Thanks to Mauricio Acevedo, Nathan Shomber, Karen Cheng, and Manpratap Suri for putting together this blog post.
It's official, Office 2010 is out! To celebrate, we've created two games that are playable in Excel for you to download.
Missile Command Tower Defense
To play, you'll need -
· Download games here
· To install Excel 2010, hot off the press last week. You can get a free trial here. The games use features that are new to Excel 2010, so they won't work in older versions.
When you open the files to play, don't forget to enable the macros.
Here’s a video of the two games in action:
In the next two blog posts, we'll explain how we made these games.
And one more thing - for a look at the people behind Excel on the job, check out this video of Excel program managers, Karen and Manpratap, singing a song about Excel and Excel Services.
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Can you import these into SharePoint? ;)
Can u make a tutorial or give links/tips how to make one? thanks:)
Why you need to use the x64 command?
Private Declare PtrSafe Sub Sleep Lib "kernel32" (ByVal dwMilliseconds As Long)
If it replace to the following, anyone can play the 1st game.
Private Declare Sub Sleep Lib "kernel32" (ByVal dwMilliseconds As Long)
I haven't the office 2010. Thus, I don't know the purpose of SilcerCache in the 2nd Game.
I think it should be refered to the Pivot Table and it should be a great new function...
Andrew
it doesn't work - tower defense shows circular references!! what can I do?
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