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Excel and VB.NET Help!!!
Hello,
If I am in the wrong place, I apologize and please let me know. I need a sample if anyone can provide it or a link for how I can programmatically access row by row; 1 column of data in Excel. I have created a program that exports data from a database into an Excel spreadsheet and now I'd like to query a specified column in the sheet and read the values contained in the underlying rows to see if a certain condition is met. Though guidance in VB.NET would be desirable, I will accept any VB or VBA examples because I can convert the logic. Any help would be appreciated! Thanks, mivey4 |
Excel and VB.NET Help!!!
actually you should post that in other forums for programming vB or whatever
look into MsDN ( microsoft developers network ) and find the excel.worksheet object there are the methods, properties and all you need to manage worksheets from your application with good explanations for VB and c++ ( not for delphi :S ) anyhow there is where you can find all the info. also look at excel.workbook and excel.application for more complex stuff ttfn "mivey" wrote: Hello, If I am in the wrong place, I apologize and please let me know. I need a sample if anyone can provide it or a link for how I can programmatically access row by row; 1 column of data in Excel. I have created a program that exports data from a database into an Excel spreadsheet and now I'd like to query a specified column in the sheet and read the values contained in the underlying rows to see if a certain condition is met. Though guidance in VB.NET would be desirable, I will accept any VB or VBA examples because I can convert the logic. Any help would be appreciated! Thanks, mivey4 |
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