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Default Ole Links (C++)


I don't know if this is the proper forum for asking a C++ Excel
programming question, but here goes.

My application has an _Application, _Workbook, and Workbooks classes
all derived from COleDispatchDriver that were added from Excel's type
library. The two methods I'm interested in using right now a

void ChangeLink(LPCTSTR Name, LPCTSTR NewName, long Type);
VARIANT LinkSources(const VARIANT& Type);

That are declared in the _Workbook class. I'd like to iterate through
all the client links Excel is holding onto and change the filename
they're pointing to, however I can't find any good documentation or
samples on how to use these or any other methods from a C++
perspective. Could anyone direct me to such documentation or provide
some samples?


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