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IP Ping, NsLookup,
Tracert, SSH and Telnet For Excel - Ping and NsLookup,
IP address
Sorting - Add-In for
Microsoft Excel -
- Instant Productivity -
Instant Results
Supports Excel 2007 and 2010 on Windows XP,
Vista or W7. Either 32 or 64 bit editions.
Excel Office 64bit version is not supported at the
present time.
Microsoft Authenticode Code Signed
Download version 2.2.45 for Excel 2003:
IP Tools for
Excel 2003 / Setup.exe
includes 14 day evaluation license
- Try it - like it - activate it
Supports Excel 2003 on Windows XP,
Vista or W7. Either 32 or 64 bit editions.
The program can be
cleanly uninstalled from add remove programs but better is
the IP Tools for Excel Maintenance Program
which is also included.
You
can control IP Tools for Excel startup behavior in Excel. Enable or
Disable as desired from the Maintenance Program.
Installation
Notes:
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Step 1 -
Download the program and start the install, install may require
a restart if the Microsoft prerequisites are required
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Step 2 -
When installation is completed, start Microsoft Excel
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Step 3 -
IP Tools for Excel Demo Sheet is created
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Step 4 -
The Maintenance program is launched so you can see it.
Also available via your Start menu - All Programs - Check The
Network
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Step 5 -
Find and select the IP Tools for Excel tab in the
Ribbon
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Step 6 -
Select IP addresses and hosts try out the tools - Demo sheet
output ignores settings
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Step 7 -
Open and explore the Config Settings dialog found on the IP
Tools for Excel Ribbon tab
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Step 8 -
Create a new sheet with addresses - try the tools with your
settings
The list in column A was pinged and
looked up with two clicks!
See shading, text coloring, notes in cell, ping rtt times,
bangs and dots and more.
Click below image for larger view -
Demo screen shot below. |
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Sorting IP addresses in Excel is easy. Select
the network IP addresses and click sort. You will see a
familiar dialog box which allows the selections of columns to sort.
The exception is that you may check the box identifying a column as
IP address. Chose which columns to sort in which order. Sort
multiple columns of IP addresses, right in Excel.
Analyze and parsing of IIS logs benefit from the
ability to sort IP addresses in Excel.
How to ping
test a host from an Excel spreadsheet? How to lookup up
a host address? Not a macro, not vba, not a script. IP Tools
for Excel.
This
program for Microsoft Excel provides IP Address management
capabilities. Ping and NSLookup (DNS Lookup functions) for your
Excel worksheets. Automatic IP address lookup. Forward
and reverse DNS lookup functions. Ping an entire list of
IP addresses in seconds. Ping sweep or ping test instantly. Sort IP Address in place.
IP
Tools for Excel is a COM add in program that provides additional
functionality within the Microsoft Office Excel Program. It
does not expose any VBA code or macro.
The
functionality provided by IP Tools for Excel can not be achieved with
a VBA macro.
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