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Default Problem writing Excel formulas via ODBC


Hi All

I have a C++ program writing records to an Excel spreadsheet using the
ODBC classes and ExecuteSQL. The text and number values are inserted
ok. However, I am also trying to write a formula (eg.
=HYPERLINK("http://www.sasken.com", "Click here for the abc site") )
into the sheet.

The problem: the formula is displayed as a formula - it does not
calculate and show the result of the formula. If I edit the formula
(changing nothing but simply pressing return to re-enter the original
value) then the formula is 'activated' and the result is calculated. In
the example above, the hyperlink is displayed as a link.

The same problem exists for any formula (even something as simple as
=2+2).

Does anyone know why the formula is not calculated ? Pressing F9,
Shift-F9, Crtl-Alt-F9, or calculating the worksheet with VBA doesn't
have any effect.

I can't believe that formulas have to be manually entered or edited
before they become 'active'.

If I am missing something please let me know. Thanks in advance

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