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Workbook.Open failure
I have a bunch of Excel files which I need to open and make some
formatting changes for printing. There are a handful for which the Open method is failing. The error info from the exception has proven to be useless. For most when I open the file by hand in Excel there are various dialogs that pop up. I figured this must be the reason. There is one dialog asking about whether or not to enable/disable macros. There is one suggesting I open read-only unless I need to make changes and lastly there are few that pop up a password box. The password ones are no problem. I understand the failure. But what about the others? I tried setting EnableEvents to false and DisplayAlerts to false but this did not make a difference. I am using the COM interface to Excel 2000. I have been able to translate most VB examples to my C++ but it is possible the DisplayAlerts is not quite correct. The DisplayAlerts property is an array of VARIANT_BOOL. The PutDisplayAlerts method takes a long lcid and a VARIANT_BOOL. I am guessing lcid is an index. Which indices should I set? Right now I am just guessing at 0. The GetDisplayAlerts just returns VARIANT_BOOL. Huh? Is there documentation on these methods anywhere? I am using C++ but I do have VS.NET so I should have access to VB for reference. VB is not an option for the application as this is only a part of a much larger C++ application. Basically what I want to do is open the file with no user interaction, select all rows/columns and call autofit, change all background to white text to black and that is it. I need as little user interaction as possible, like zero if possible. Any help appreciated TIA JO |
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