Hello everybody!

I am writing a utility that extracts data from our databases and generates
an excel spreadsheet with PIA. I have almost all of it working, except I
cannot find documentation ANYWHERE on how to freeze a column, so that it is
always displayed, no matter the scroll position.

I could do this with the old CarlosAG 2003-XML generator, but I needed
graphing capabilities so I am using PIA for this project. As it is all
Microsoft technology, it really seems to me that there should be a way to
script such a commonly requested/required feature. My configuration is below.

OS: WXP Pro 2002 (32-bit) SP2
Environment: MS VS2005 SP1 Pro. (C#)
Excel Interop (for E2007)
Microsoft Office (Excel) Standard VLK 2007

Thank you very much

Scott

Select cell B1 and choose Freeze Panes.

Range("B1").Select
ActiveWindow.FreezePanes = True

Freezing panes is the only function that requires you to Select the cell
first.


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Pearson Software Consulting, LLC
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"Scott T" <Scott wrote in message
...
Hello everybody!

I am writing a utility that extracts data from our databases and generates
an excel spreadsheet with PIA. I have almost all of it working, except I
cannot find documentation ANYWHERE on how to freeze a column, so that it
is
always displayed, no matter the scroll position.

I could do this with the old CarlosAG 2003-XML generator, but I needed
graphing capabilities so I am using PIA for this project. As it is all
Microsoft technology, it really seems to me that there should be a way to
script such a commonly requested/required feature. My configuration is
below.

OS: WXP Pro 2002 (32-bit) SP2
Environment: MS VS2005 SP1 Pro. (C#)
Excel Interop (for E2007)
Microsoft Office (Excel) Standard VLK 2007

Thank you very much

Scott