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How to set style in Range object?
Hi all:
I have two cells: A B 1 Cell1, Cell2 --------------------------- In excel , i manually set "Cell Styles" to them with "Check Cell", "Heading 1" ... etc. Question: I want to code (c#) Cell1 ,Cell2 with such Style, how could i do ? Sample code is welcomed , especially for c# code. Thanks in advanced. Ding Li |
How to set style in Range object?
Use macro record - you will see the something like
Selection.Font.Superscript = True Simply use your Excel.Range Object (or OLE) to change the desired values. |
How to set style in Range object?
I can't use macro record because I have to create a new blank excel sheet.
So , is there any c# solution ? "NOPIK" wrote: Use macro record - you will see the something like Selection.Font.Superscript = True Simply use your Excel.Range Object (or OLE) to change the desired values. |
How to set style in Range object?
What do you mean by "I need to create a blank sheet"?
I meaned simple action: Open Excel record macro Cut&Paste Macro into your code, close Excel, correct objects for your namespace. Or you don't know how to perform Excel.Application.Workbooks.Open ? |
How to set style in Range object?
I got your idea. Record what you have done in excel and take advantage of
these codes. Thanks, i will try. "NOPIK" wrote: What do you mean by "I need to create a blank sheet"? I meaned simple action: Open Excel record macro Cut&Paste Macro into your code, close Excel, correct objects for your namespace. Or you don't know how to perform Excel.Application.Workbooks.Open ? |
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