Extensions
Extensions lists the extensions that are currently installed on your computer.
Extension options are global options—set from Excel, Word, or PowerPoint—which apply to the entire current document, including any new worksheets added to the current workbook, new slides added to the current presentation, or new pages added to the current document, and to all Microsoft Office documents that are created henceforth, including Excel workbooks and worksheets, PowerPoint presentations and slides, and Word documents. Changes to global option settings become the default for all existing and new Microsoft Office documents.
The first time users open the Extensions tab of the Options dialog box, it contains a list of the extensions that are currently installed to leverage Oracle Smart View for Office functionality for other Oracle products. See Supported Extensions for a complete list of supported extensions. Other extensions that can be downloaded and installed are made visible using the Check for Updates, New Installs, and Uninstalls link on the dialog box.
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From Excel, Word, or PowerPoint, complete these tasks in the Extensions tab:
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You can enable and disable extensions, and install, update, and uninstall extensions from Excel, PowerPoint, or Word.
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It is not necessary to use Apply to All Worksheets or Save as Default Options with these options.
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In some Oracle Enterprise Performance Management Cloud products, you can download and install certain extensions from the browser. See Downloading and Installing Clients in Oracle Enterprise Performance Management Cloud Getting Started with Oracle Enterprise Performance Management Cloud for Users for more information.
Tip:
If the windows associated within an installed extension are not rendering properly in Smart View, go to the Health Check dialog and ensure that the Browser Emulation Mode option is set to Enabled. To do this:
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From the Smart View ribbon in Excel, click the arrow next to Help, and then select Health Check.
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Click Recommended Settings at the bottom of the dialog.
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Click Yes in the confirmation dialog.
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Click Update Settings, and then click Close.
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Restart Excel and log in.
For more information, see Performing a Health Check On Your System.