v0.2.10

In prior versions two functions (GetCurrentProcessID and IsWindow) were made visible as worksheet functions when they should not have been. This version corrects that.

v0.2.9

Now launch Julia in interactive mode i.e. with the-i command line option. Benefit is that when using OhMyREPL, Ctrl + R works correctly to see command history.

v0.2.8

Changes in this release:

1. When JuliaLaunch is called, julia.exe must first be located. If it's on the path then we use the first-found-on-path. Otherwise we search for the most recent (by file time stamp) copy of julia.exe in locations that the Julia installer on Windows places it. This change adds to those locations, in response to #10
2. The value returned to Excel is no longer displayed in the Julia REPL.

v0.2.7

If the Julia code being called from Excel throws an exception, then the call stack to the error is displayed in the Julia window (uses showerror). Particularly helpful when the Julia code is under development.

v0.2.6

Fixes a bug in VBA method JuliaEvalVBA.

v0.2.5

Now compatible with Excel 2013

Version 0.2.4

Now possible to run Julia on Ubuntu Linux running under Windows Subsystem for Linux.

The arguments to JuliaLaunch have changed in a not-backwards compatible way, so any existing calls to JuliaLaunch in workbooks or VBA code will need to be amended when upgrading to this version.

Version 0.2.3

Dictionaries now handled.

If JuliaEvalVBA and JuliaCallVBA evaluate on the Julia side to result where typeof(result) <: AbstractDictionary, then in VBA the return from the function is of type Scripting.Dictionary.

Installation instructions here.

Version 0.2.2

Now launch Julia with --threads=auto command line option.

Installation instructions here.

Version 0.2.1

The first documented release.

Installation instructions here.