Add KoreDefo to Excel

KoreDefo is not yet listed in Microsoft's official add-in store, so you add it to Excel directly using the steps below. It takes about 5 minutes.

Requirements: Excel in Microsoft 365 (Windows desktop or Excel on the web). Perpetual-license versions such as Excel 2019 and earlier are not supported.

Before you start: save the add-in file (.xml) from our email to your PC. If you have not received the email yet, start a free trial. After you sign up, we email you your license key and a download link for the add-in file.
1

Open Excel

Open the workbook you want to check. Any workbook will do.

2

Click "Add-ins"

On the ribbon at the top, open the Home tab and click Add-ins, near the right end.

Note: in some versions of Excel, the button is Get Add-ins on the Insert tab instead. If you can't find it, check both tabs.

3

Click "More Add-ins"

In the panel that opens on the right, click More Add-ins near the bottom.

4

Switch to the "My Add-ins" tab

In the dialog that opens, select the My Add-ins tab at the top.

5

Click "Upload My Add-in"

Click the Upload My Add-in link in the top-right corner of the dialog.

Don't see it? See "If Upload My Add-in doesn't appear" below.

6

Select the file you downloaded

Choose the file koredefo-excel-add-in.xml that you saved earlier and upload it. If you saved it from the link in our email, it is usually in your Downloads folder.

7

Click the KoreDefo icon

The KoreDefo icon appears on the right side of the Home tab. Click it to open the KoreDefo task pane on the right.

8

Enter your license key

Paste the license key from your sign-up email into the Paste your license key box in the task pane, then click Apply. You're ready to go.

If Upload My Add-in doesn't appear
· Personal Microsoft 365 (Personal / Family): desktop Excel does not show Upload My Add-in for personal accounts. This is how Microsoft designed it. Follow the same steps in Excel on the web (Home > Add-ins > More Add-ins > My Add-ins > Upload My Add-in) and use KoreDefo there. We are preparing a listing in Microsoft's official add-in store.
· Work or school account: your organization may restrict which add-ins you can add. Ask your IT administrator.

Still stuck? Contact us.