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Compile Errors != Linker Errors, BTW why do I get Linker errors?

ExSan said:
Dear DD,
I am having difficulties to compile and execute your program ExcelHelloWorld, could you please update the import directives

This is my environment
Windows10 + MS Visual Studio Community 2015
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Out of curiosity, from where did you download this (outdated) ExcelHelloWorld program?
 
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ExSan said:
could you please update it? for VS 2015
this is a very interesnting * useful utility cheers.
(I am back from lunch ;))
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All the QN C++ folk use it.

I have given you all you need to solve the problem.
Be seeing you :)
 
Daniel Duffy said:
I would like concrete questions and feedback please. I can't help if you don't tell me if you have carried out my earlier advice.
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At the beginning of a class an MIT teacher wrote in the upper right corner of the blackboard: "there are no silly questions but lazy ones". You are right ! I should do the rest of the homework by myself
 
Useful technique for named variables using Boost Parameter library

Code: 
OptionData myOption((OptionParams::strike = 100.0, OptionParams::expiration = 1.0, OptionParams::volatility = 0.2,
                        OptionParams::dividend = 0.03, OptionParams::optionType = 1, OptionParams::interestRate = 0.06));
 
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