Using a VB.Net interface to turn excel spreadsheets into a working
 

I am working with some spreadsheets that I would like to be able to
incorporate into an application. I do not want to have to use excel to open
them. I have already formated and inserted objects into different sheets. Is
there any way that I would be able to build an interface and use the excel
files. The spreadsheets are all interactive and should have been built in VB,
but I was not here prior to that development. Any ideas on this

Using a VB.Net interface to turn excel spreadsheets into a working
 

It would be easier to use the VB in your application (or even Excel's VBA) to
control the Excel interface.

- Jon
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Jon Peltier, Microsoft Excel MVP
Peltier Technical Services
Tutorials and Custom Solutions
http://PeltierTech.com/
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VB.Net user in need of assistance wrote:

I am working with some spreadsheets that I would like to be able to
incorporate into an application. I do not want to have to use excel to open
them. I have already formated and inserted objects into different sheets. Is
there any way that I would be able to build an interface and use the excel
files. The spreadsheets are all interactive and should have been built in VB,
but I was not here prior to that development. Any ideas on this