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  1. Using C# in Excel

    A new version of Excel4Net - 2.0.7 is out today and from now on Excel4Net is absolutely free for everyone! Download link: http://www.excel4net.com/Download.aspx Quick overview page: http://www.excel4net.com/Overview.aspx Feedback and support page: http://excel4net.uservoice.com Develop...

  2. Using C# in Excel

    Looks like some interesting examples on how to utilize Excel object model from desktop applications, but from my experience most of the quants use Excel and .NET quite differently - Excel as a front end UI and .NET assemblies as a place to put calculation and other business logic, not the vice...

  3. Traditional XLL's in C#

    Does not have XLL in a name, but does pretty much the same (XLL using C# and .NET): www.excel4net.com We have recently released a release candidate (v. 2.0.5) and the first final release is due this month.

  4. iRex eInk Readers - personal experience?

    Dale, I have had their prev. model - Irex Iliad (8") for a couple or years. If you want to read fiction books, or if you find a way to stream news or blogs into it - that's much eye-friendly than reading from a laptop or pda. The problem with scientific papers - is that they usually have...

  5. Looking for a C++ project to get involved

    Recently found another C++ (actually it's a mix of C and C++) open source project that may appeal to you - Risk Quantify. The developer list is shorter than in QuantLib's case (no surprise here) hence it should be easier to contribute. And the last update was quite recent. Risk...

  6. C# Code

    As doug rightly noted, you would probably need to use the String.Format method: int ticker = 12; string uniqueUserId = String.Format("{0:yyMMddHHmmss}{1}", DateTime.Now, ticker);

  7. J.P. Morgan's CDS Analytical Engine Available as Open Source

    Does anybody know what programming language(s) this engine is written with?

  8. New Quantnet members say hi

    Hello everyone, I am a quant developer thinking about may be sometimes eventually becaming an quant analyst (wishfull thinking - but who knows). My primary area expertise is around .NET,C# and Excel, VBA development, for the last years in front office environment supporting quants and...

  9. Using C# in Excel

    Looks nice Andy. I just want to add my opinion on Excel and .NET intergration (I know it might looks like an ad but I believe this information might be really usefull to visitors of this forum and could save them a lots hours of programming). I've been working with Excel, VBA, .NET and C# for...
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