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Any chance to execute a office script (excel) based on a user action (e.g. click a button) ?
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Thank you for your question @Raúl Andrés Duque Murillo ! This feature doesn't currently exist in Office Scripts, but it's something our team is investigating. Could you provide a few details on how you'd like to use a button if it were available?
Thank you!
-Nancy from the Office Scripts team
Updating this thread with latest updates - we're currently releasing the ability to assign an Office Script to a workbook button. You can read more about this feature here: https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/excel-blog/coming-soon-run-office-scripts-with-a-workbook-button/ba-p/2917021.
Thanks,
Nancy