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Joe[_38_]

Values being formatted differently when opening spreadsheet using ado.net
 
I have a some-what simple app for importing data from excel to our database.
The app is written in C# and uses ado.net.

When I open the xls file, it displays in a grid to show the values.

The problem is values are formatted differently depending on the machine.

I have 2 machines. One the first one (excel installed) I open the xls file
and all values display as decimal even though in excel there displayed as
percents. This is fine and how I want it.
On the second machine (excel not installed) the values display as percents.

What can cause the difference in formatting?

Thanks,
Joe



onedaywhen[_2_]

Values being formatted differently when opening spreadsheet using ado.net
 

Joe wrote:
I open the xls file
and all values display as decimal even though in excel there

displayed as
percents.


How are you opening the xls file without Excel? Using a viewer?
ADO.NET?

Jamie.

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Joe[_38_]

Values being formatted differently when opening spreadsheet using ado.net
 
I'm opening it in a DataGrid.

"onedaywhen" wrote in message
oups.com...

Joe wrote:
I open the xls file
and all values display as decimal even though in excel there

displayed as
percents.


How are you opening the xls file without Excel? Using a viewer?
ADO.NET?

Jamie.

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onedaywhen[_2_]

Values being formatted differently when opening spreadsheet using ado.net
 

Joe wrote:
How are you opening the xls file without Excel? Using a viewer?
ADO.NET?


I'm opening it in a DataGrid.


You may be showing it in a gid but how are you accessing the data in
the xls: ADO.NET, COM automation, etc? Posting some code may help us.

Jamie.

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