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What's the equivalent way of "Cells" method for the C++(ATL)
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MyWorksheet.Cells(2,3) = "Hello1" If I wanna do this in VC++, What's the equivalent way(using ATL). More specifically, I've downloaded the following code from a Web source. ............. CoInitialize(NULL); Excel::_ApplicationPtr excel; HRESULT hr = excel.CreateInstance(L"Excel.Application"); Excel::_WorkbookPtr workbook = excel-Workbooks-Add(static_cast<long(Excel::xlWorksheet)); Excel::_WorksheetPtr worksheet = excel-ActiveSheet; worksheet-Range["A1"]-Value = "Hello1"; // Set a value workbook-Close(); excel-Quit(); CoUninitialize(); ........ In this source code, How can I change this worksheet-Range["A1"]-Value = "Hello1"; to the following way worksheet-Cells ? Thanks, In advance. |
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What's the equivalent way of "Cells" method for the C++(ATL)
David K. Kim wrote:
In this source code, How can I change this worksheet-Range["A1"]-Value = "Hello1"; to the following way worksheet-Cells ? Thanks, In advance. I guess nobody in this Excel newsgroup speaks C++ (including me). But it would seem reasonable, by analogy, that worksheet-Cells[2,3]-Value = "Hello1"; might work. Bill Manville MVP - Microsoft Excel, Oxford, England No email replies please - reply in newsgroup |
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