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crpietschmann
20 days, 20 hours ago
soulsolutions.com.au — If you want to export some data into excel in ASP.Net without having Excel on your server a good way to do it is it use a GridView and ADO.Net to do this. There are a few little tricks/snags you can quickly hit, so I’m going to show a few I’ve found. read more...
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category: ADO.NET | Views: 8
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submitted by
scorpion53061
1 month, 4 days ago
kellychronicles.spaces.live.com — The example for writing the data to an array and sending it to a spreadsheet at http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-US;306022 is great and where my thinking on this began. It was inadequate however to deal with datasets and the problems encountered in dynamic data. read more...
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category: VB.NET | Views: 17
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DataSet, Excel, VB.NET, array | tag it
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submitted by
deepakkapoor
1 month, 5 days ago
deepakkapoor.net — While working with SharePoint VPC Image I got an error when I imported an Excel file for a custom list. The error says
"This workbook has lost its VBA project, ActiveX controls and any other programmability-related features."
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SharePoint, Excel, Tips | tag it
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submitted by
samuel_d_jack
3 months, 6 days ago
blog.functionalfun.net — Anybody who has ever done any work with files, databases and so on, in C#, has had it drummed into them that they must be good citizens and always tidy up after themselves. Usually that means using using. But did you know that the using statement has uses that go far beyond resource cleanup? read more...
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category: C# | Views: 25
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published 3 months, 11 days ago, submitted by
abenedik
3 months, 15 days ago
wpf-graphics.com — See how to convert an excel graph with Paste2Xaml to a Silverlight application. To show the power of Silverlight we add a starup animation and a dynamicaly showing graph data on moving the mouse over graph's bars. The tutorial can be also used for WPF applications. read more...
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category: Silverlight | Views: 84
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Animation, .net3.5, 3.5, Silverlight, xaml | tag it
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submitted by
Moondusk
5 months, 23 days ago
aspnet.4guysfromrolla.com — In this tutorial, learn how to import data from an Excel Spreadsheet to a Database by creating a tiered application architecture using Visual Studio's Typed DataSets and TableAdapters. read more...
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category: ASP.NET | Views: 3
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DataSet, TableAdapter, ASP.NET, Excel | tag it
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submitted by
yjagota
6 months, 1 day ago
yogesh.jagotagroup.com — A free library which provides complete import, export of Excel Xml files with complete support for formatting, ranges, formulae etc. read more...
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category: C# | Views: 4
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XML, Excel, C# | tag it
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submitted by
amrelgarhy
6 months, 20 days ago
amrelgarhytech.blogspot.com — How to open a new .xls file in a new excel instance without errors? read more...
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submitted by
BronwenZ
7 months, 18 days ago
soulsolutions.com.au — Today I was asked to do what seemed like a fairly simple task:
Take an Excel 2003 file, add a couple of columns of data and save to a new Excel file programattically.
I haven't done any coding Excel for AGES so this i what I did. To read in the file and add the extra columm and data I did the following:
Used OleDBConnection to grab the data from the sheet into a dataset
Added some columns to the dataset
did some processing and set the data in the dataset
with the following code:
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category: ADO.NET | Views: 2
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Excel, Com.Interop, ADO.NET, Database | tag it
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submitted by
gavinjoyce
10 months, 25 days ago
joelonsoftware.com — By now you've probably seen a lot of the brouhaha over a bug in the newest version of Excel, 2007. Basically, multiplying 77.1*850, which should give you 65,535, was actually displaying 100,000. read more...
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category: Products | Views: 1
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FloatingPoint, JoelSpolsky, Excel, Bug | tag it
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submitted by
Gandalf
10 months, 27 days ago
thinkersroom.com — Excel 2007 has an interesting (though embarrassing) multiplication bug that ought to give developers quite some food for thought for some of the things that they take for granted ... read more...
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category: Products | Views: 0
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Testing, Excel, Office | tag it
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submitted by
brauliod
10 months, 30 days ago
tipsdotnet.com — A very common requirement to an ASP .net application is to be able of generating dynamic reports in Excel Format.
Here you have a selection of articles that tells you which options you have, and which of them you may not use when generating excel files from your web application. read more...
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category: ASP.NET | Views: 1
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submitted by
RyanSmith
1 year, 1 month ago
dynamicajax.com — This article provides a nice simple introduction to creating Excel spreadsheets with multiple worksheets programmatically from VB.NET
Simple straight-forward tutorial with full source code. read more...
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category: VB.NET | Views: 1
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submitted by
yahden
1 year, 2 months ago
sqlservercode.blogspot.com — Did you know that Excel 2007 files are zipped up? Rename the xlsx extension to zip or rar and open it up in WinRAR or WinZip read more...
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category: Products | Views: 0
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zip, 2007, Excel | tag it
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