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  • Example For Doneex Xcell Compiler: Radius Height Cone Volume

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    The document provides instructions for compiling an Excel workbook into an executable file using DoneEx XCell Compiler. The steps are to open the Excel file, click Compile in the DoneEx XCell Compile menu, close Excel, and then run the compiled EXE file. Formulas in the Excel file will not be visible after compiling to an EXE.

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    The document provides instructions for compiling an Excel workbook into an executable file using DoneEx XCell Compiler. The steps are to open the Excel file, click Compile in the DoneEx XCell Compile menu, close Excel, and then run the compiled EXE file. Formulas in the Excel file will not be visible after compiling to an EXE.

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    Example For Doneex Xcell Compiler: Radius Height Cone Volume

    Uploaded by

    Leonil Gomonit Jr.
    The document provides instructions for compiling an Excel workbook into an executable file using DoneEx XCell Compiler. The steps are to open the Excel file, click Compile in the DoneEx XCell Compile menu, close Excel, and then run the compiled EXE file. Formulas in the Excel file will not be visible after compiling to an EXE.

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    Example for DoneEx XCell Compiler

    Radius 2
    Height 3

    Cone Volume 12.566370614

    You can compile any Excel file by following steps:

    1. Open Excel file by File->Open Menu.

    2. Click the menu DoneEx->XCell Compile->Compile to compile workbook.

    3. Close the Excel

    4. Run the compiled EXE file

    In this example cell E10 contains the formula "=1/3 * PI() * radius ^ 2 * height"
    When you will run the compiled EXE, you will not be able to see the formula in E10
    or in the formula bar.

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