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How to reference microsoft office.core ( office.dll ) in.net core?


Asked by Kairi Conley on Nov 28, 2021 FAQ



(C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio 10.0\Visual Studio Tools for Office\PIA\Office12\office.dll) in .Net Core (full framework)? So this is a bit of a known pain point in the current tooling. For now, you need to pack the DLL into a nuget package, add the location of that package to your nuget sources and install it that way.
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Thanks. FOUND IT: It is in (Comm tab), as "Microsoft.Office 12.0 Object Library". 1.Frist open yr project 2.right click on project in Solution explorer 3.choose Add Reference 4.then open a Add Reference window , in this window select the tab COM tab 5.select yr dll for Microsoft.Office.Core and add it as reference
Accordingly, In a standard .NET app, I can add the COM objects for Office Core, Word, Excel, and Powerpoint. Everything works fine. The Office core assembly is needed for some commands (for example, powerp... Stack Overflow About Products For Teams Stack OverflowPublic questions & answers
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In a standard .NET app, I can add the COM objects for Office Core, Word, Excel, and Powerpoint. Everything works fine. The Office core assembly is needed for some commands (for example, powerpoint uses Office.Core.MsoTriState.msoFalse/True commands for some actions, and word uses AutomationSecurity via Office.Core.MsoAutomationSecurity.
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The Interop Assemblies are not compatible with .NET Core. You have to use the full framework. If you want to programmatically create Office documents, you might want to take a look at the Office OpenXML SDK. Just Remove Nuget reference to the Interop package and Add Microsoft Excel from Reference Manager.