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Hi,

I created a project to automate Excel.

I import the type library for excel 2000 (EXCEL9.OLB) and It works.
I'm able to get the application's caption.

But there are a lot of class there and I wonder about if it exists some
documentation.
For exemple what the Range classe reprensents and what are the args that I
should pass to XXXX function.
Most of the time this is VARIANT args, so what is the type of the variant,
.... etc ...

Thanks a lot

Nic


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Since you obviously have Excel, open its VBE and use the Help therein
contained to research Excel's object model.

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Hi,

I created a project to automate Excel.

I import the type library for excel 2000 (EXCEL9.OLB) and It works.
I'm able to get the application's caption.

But there are a lot of class there and I wonder about if it exists some
documentation.
For exemple what the Range classe reprensents and what are the args that I
should pass to XXXX function.
Most of the time this is VARIANT args, so what is the type of the variant,
... etc ...

Thanks a lot

Nic



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