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Adding a new task in TFS (Azure DevOps) using Excel

In the previous post, I added the tasks to on-premises TFS using C#. This time I will add similar data using an Excel add-in. I will also learn how to accidentally remove the link from the task to the parent element.\nFirst things first - if you do not have Azure DevOps Office® Integration 2019 installed (you need it to work with TFS / Azure DevOps from Excel), then go to https://visualstudio.microsoft.com/downloads/ and pick it from the Other Tools and Frameworks section at the bottom of the page. Install, and you should then see the Team plugin in the Excel menu.\n



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Adding a new task in TFS (Azure DevOps) using Excel

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In the previous post, I added the tasks to on-premises TFS using C#. This time I will add similar data using an Excel add-in. I will also learn how to accidentally remove the link from the task to the parent element.\nFirst things first - if you do not have Azure DevOps Office® Integration 2019 installed (you need it to work with TFS / Azure DevOps from Excel), then go to https://visualstudio.microsoft.com/downloads/ and pick it from the Other Tools and Frameworks section at the bottom of the page. Install, and you should then see the Team plugin in the Excel menu.\n



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Adding a new task in TFS (Azure DevOps) using Excel

In the previous post, I added the tasks to on-premises TFS using C#. This time I will add similar data using an Excel add-in. I will also learn how to accidentally remove the link from the task to the parent element.\nFirst things first - if you do not have Azure DevOps Office® Integration 2019 installed (you need it to work with TFS / Azure DevOps from Excel), then go to https://visualstudio.microsoft.com/downloads/ and pick it from the Other Tools and Frameworks section at the bottom of the page. Install, and you should then see the Team plugin in the Excel menu.\n

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