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How to access Application Ojbect of the Current Excel Window i
That's exactly that I needed!
Thanks Tim "Tim Williams" wrote: Have you tied this? http://msmvps.com/blogs/pauldomag/ar.../15/86417.aspx Tim "Don" wrote in message ... Hi, I have a very basic need, and I cannot seem to find it address ANYWHERE on the net. I need to get access to the application object that is CURRENTLY OPEN. I find tons of code that says use: Excel.Application obj = new Excel.Application(); This starts a new Excel application, and that does me no good. I want to access the active excel spreadsheet. I have found no examples or articles or questions regarding this and it's been quite frustrating. Just to be clear, I want something like: Excel.Application obj = Excel.ActiveAppliation(); or Excel.Application obj = Excel.CurrentApplication(); -Don |
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