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C# programming - Getting number of last non-blank cell (column) in a row.
I need to get the column number of the last non-blank cell in a row. I
am using the Excel Com object in a .NET app to get this done I have something like this Range rg = xSheet.get_Range("A1","A1"); // xSheet is the worksheet object. int lastColumnNumber = rg.Cells..... I am not sure what the method call to do or the steps to follow. Any help is appreciated, - K. |
C# programming - Getting number of last non-blank cell (column)in a row.
Not sure how you translate this into C# but in VBA it would be
lastColumnNumber = xsheet.cells(1,columns.count).end(xltoleft).column Hope this helps Rowan Paddy wrote: I need to get the column number of the last non-blank cell in a row. I am using the Excel Com object in a .NET app to get this done I have something like this Range rg = xSheet.get_Range("A1","A1"); // xSheet is the worksheet object. int lastColumnNumber = rg.Cells..... I am not sure what the method call to do or the steps to follow. Any help is appreciated, - K. |
C# programming - Getting number of last non-blank cell (column) in a row.
Thanks but I was specifically looking for C# way to do this. The COM
API that is exposed to Visual Studio (i am referencing the Excel 9/10 COM object in my solution) does not explain the API nor the arguments that are used. So, I actually have xsheet.Cells but it is a property and I don't see the sequence of method calls from there to get the last non-blank column number. - K Rowan Drummond wrote: Not sure how you translate this into C# but in VBA it would be lastColumnNumber = xsheet.cells(1,columns.count).end(xltoleft).column Hope this helps Rowan Paddy wrote: I need to get the column number of the last non-blank cell in a row. I am using the Excel Com object in a .NET app to get this done I have something like this Range rg = xSheet.get_Range("A1","A1"); // xSheet is the worksheet object. int lastColumnNumber = rg.Cells..... I am not sure what the method call to do or the steps to follow. Any help is appreciated, - K. |
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