The latest version of the Add-in has been updated to work with Excel 2007. With this release, the RiskAMP Add-in works with all the new features of Excel 2007 - larger spreadsheets, the ribbon interface, updated charts, and more.
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There are a few things to know when using the RiskAMP Add-in with Excel 2007. The add-in works the same way, but these tips can help save some frustration.
Stopping a Running Simulation: Escape
Because of the way Excel 2007 calculates, it may not be possible
to click the "Stop" button when running a simulation. However,
you can always stop a simulation by pressing the "Esc" key.
Charts are Slow!

While the new charts in Excel 2007 look great, they're very slow
to draw. Therefore it's usually not a good idea to allow screen
updates when running a Monte Carlo simulation if you have charts
on the current spreadsheet.
When running a simulation, make sure the "allow screen updates"
box is un-checked. This will allow the simulation to run as fast
as possible, and the charts will update when the simulation
completes.
Disabling or Removing the Add-in
Because the RiskAMP Add-in uses a ribbon interface in Excel
2007, there are actually two separate add-ins: a regular Excel
Add-in, and a COM Add-in. To disable or remove the RiskAMP
Add-in you need to disable both of these. While it's possible to
do this from within Excel, it's much easier to simply uninstall
the RiskAMP Add-in via the Start ->RiskAMP menu or from
Add/Remove Programs.
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