For several years now I’ve been using my modified cmd.exe from Excel.
I’m not releasing this spreadsheet with my cmd code, but I release the VBA code. You can create your own spreadsheet (or Word document) with this VBA file. If you don’t know how, here’s a video:
Didier Stevens 
Looks like the code, as written, won’t work on 64-bit Excel. Even if you fixed the KERNEL32 references, would the 32-bit shellcode work?
Comment by lseltzer — Wednesday 10 February 2016 @ 1:45
Correct, this is 32-bit code, it will only work in 32-bit Office.
Comment by Didier Stevens — Wednesday 10 February 2016 @ 7:39
Nice!
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