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Hi!
I have a program in C# which populate an excel worksheet. I'd like to get an IStream pointer to the worksheet so that I could send it via TCP/IP to another program. We are not able to do that. the closest we could come to is: - populate spreadsheet - ask excel to save the file - open it, - send it - close the file - erase the file on disk it does work, but going to disk for temporary data is a bit clunky. So I was thinking, there might be a way to get from excel some kind of object that I could use to read the excel file in memory. the pseudocode would become: we'd like to do: - populate spreadsheet - ask excel for data pointer - send it (using the data pointer) No more problems with: - saving file - name clash - not deleting files etc... Any idea on how I could do it. Thanks Wonixen |
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