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Changing Worksheet State completely
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Using the PIAs I am exporting a third-party grid to Excel from .Net. The grid's export functions require an Excel sheet to be saved as a file -- there's no way to save it as a stream or load it directly into Excel. So I then invoke Excel and bring up the saved file. But I would like the user to see the worksheet as if it were completely new, unsaved, so they can choose their own filename and not have to click 'save as...' Is there any way to do this? |
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Changing Worksheet State completely
Try saving the file as an xlt (Excel template) file. Excel should prompt for a filename when the
user first saves it. HTH, Bernie MS Excel MVP "huysmans" wrote in message ... Hi, Using the PIAs I am exporting a third-party grid to Excel from .Net. The grid's export functions require an Excel sheet to be saved as a file -- there's no way to save it as a stream or load it directly into Excel. So I then invoke Excel and bring up the saved file. But I would like the user to see the worksheet as if it were completely new, unsaved, so they can choose their own filename and not have to click 'save as...' Is there any way to do this? |
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