Visual Studio Community For Mac Vs Enterprise

Visual Studio Community For Mac Vs Enterprise

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The tutorial Setup and Install Visual Studio for Mac step one is to:
'Download Visual Studio for Mac from https://visualstudio.microsoft.com/'
..but it doesn't declare which VS supports Xamarin: Community, Professional, or Enterprise

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If you look at this chart (expand 'Cross Platform'), all versions of VS (Windows and Mac) support Xamarin. Some of the advanced tools are only available with the higher level editions.

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You will get to try it very soon, as indicated.

There was a problem when using ODBC as a data source for a PivotTable. This was fixed last December. This is something to test.

There is a known major blocking error. This code fails in the current crappy VBE:

With ActiveWorkbook.Connections('ConnectionName').ODBCConnection
.CommandText = stSQL1
End With

Currently there is not a programmatic way to initiate a connection. It is unknown whether this blocking issue has been addressed in the new VBE. My hunch is that it has not. If you join Insider Fast and can test this scenario, please do and file reports against it if it has not yet been fixed. However, if the connection exists, you should be able to program the resulting querytable using the reduced command set in Office for Mac:

From Schweib's description, will be able display userforms in this first edition, but we won't be able to actually edit their controls in the interface for a while.