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Hallo everybody. I need a littel help.
suppose you have 2 cells. The first says: "Nicky". The second: "Hayden.doc". i have to trasnferr my Cell Value (Nicky) in my Hyden.doc -- file properties -- Title property (for example). in my test case Hyden.doc is a closed file. of course i have got more files, more file types, more properties. can anybody help me to solve this problem? Thanks very much lubo |
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Possibly:
http://support.microsoft.com/?id=224351 FILE: DSOFILE.EXE Lets You Read Document Properties w/o Office Installed Dsofile.exe Lets You Edit Office Document Properties from Visual Basic and ASP (Q224351) -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "lubo" wrote in message ... Hallo everybody. I need a littel help. suppose you have 2 cells. The first says: "Nicky". The second: "Hayden.doc". i have to trasnferr my Cell Value (Nicky) in my Hyden.doc -- file properties -- Title property (for example). in my test case Hyden.doc is a closed file. of course i have got more files, more file types, more properties. can anybody help me to solve this problem? Thanks very much lubo |
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I'm not a lucky boy...
i use microsoft excel 2000 and it seems to me that it doesn't work. perhaps i should need excel 2003 or vb.net. but i'm not so strong in programming.... any other idea? thank a lot lubo "Tom Ogilvy" wrote: Possibly: http://support.microsoft.com/?id=224351 FILE: DSOFILE.EXE Lets You Read Document Properties w/o Office Installed Dsofile.exe Lets You Edit Office Document Properties from Visual Basic and ASP (Q224351) -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "lubo" wrote in message ... Hallo everybody. I need a littel help. suppose you have 2 cells. The first says: "Nicky". The second: "Hayden.doc". i have to trasnferr my Cell Value (Nicky) in my Hyden.doc -- file properties -- Title property (for example). in my test case Hyden.doc is a closed file. of course i have got more files, more file types, more properties. can anybody help me to solve this problem? Thanks very much lubo |
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As I recall, it worked for me back with xl97, so I am not sure why you say
it doesn't work - it has been around a lot longer than xl2003. Anyway, that is about the only way to write the information to a closed file. Otherwise you would have to open the file using automation and update the appropriate document properties assuming that that is what you are refering to. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "lubo" wrote in message ... I'm not a lucky boy... i use microsoft excel 2000 and it seems to me that it doesn't work. perhaps i should need excel 2003 or vb.net. but i'm not so strong in programming.... any other idea? thank a lot lubo "Tom Ogilvy" wrote: Possibly: http://support.microsoft.com/?id=224351 FILE: DSOFILE.EXE Lets You Read Document Properties w/o Office Installed Dsofile.exe Lets You Edit Office Document Properties from Visual Basic and ASP (Q224351) -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "lubo" wrote in message ... Hallo everybody. I need a littel help. suppose you have 2 cells. The first says: "Nicky". The second: "Hayden.doc". i have to trasnferr my Cell Value (Nicky) in my Hyden.doc -- file properties -- Title property (for example). in my test case Hyden.doc is a closed file. of course i have got more files, more file types, more properties. can anybody help me to solve this problem? Thanks very much lubo |
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.... and so i depends from me.
well, as I told I just trying with vba and i'm not so strong in this area. now i am trying with automation, and i am having some problems with ActiveDocument.BuiltinDocumentProperties and "server". but i think i will be able... thanks a lot, Tom lubo "Tom Ogilvy" wrote: As I recall, it worked for me back with xl97, so I am not sure why you say it doesn't work - it has been around a lot longer than xl2003. Anyway, that is about the only way to write the information to a closed file. Otherwise you would have to open the file using automation and update the appropriate document properties assuming that that is what you are refering to. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "lubo" wrote in message ... I'm not a lucky boy... i use microsoft excel 2000 and it seems to me that it doesn't work. perhaps i should need excel 2003 or vb.net. but i'm not so strong in programming.... any other idea? thank a lot lubo "Tom Ogilvy" wrote: Possibly: http://support.microsoft.com/?id=224351 FILE: DSOFILE.EXE Lets You Read Document Properties w/o Office Installed Dsofile.exe Lets You Edit Office Document Properties from Visual Basic and ASP (Q224351) -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "lubo" wrote in message ... Hallo everybody. I need a littel help. suppose you have 2 cells. The first says: "Nicky". The second: "Hayden.doc". i have to trasnferr my Cell Value (Nicky) in my Hyden.doc -- file properties -- Title property (for example). in my test case Hyden.doc is a closed file. of course i have got more files, more file types, more properties. can anybody help me to solve this problem? Thanks very much lubo |
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