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Bruce Schechter
I am looking for good documentation and preferably C#
sample code to show how to read content from an Excel
file via a .NET (Windows Form) application. I want to
access the Excel object model (for Excel 2003) from my
application. My .NET application will provide a
filename and location, open the excel file, read content
from specific locations within the spreadsheet, and then
close the Excel file.
I have searched MSDN and GotDotNet and seen documentation
for the Excel object model and several code samples. But
the paradigm seems to be different in these examples, in
that that are oriented for responding to events when a
user opens an Excel file, rather than my paradigm being
that a .NET application needs to proactively open an
Excel file and then read or manipulate it from the
external application.
I'm somewhat new to C# and to .NET, so forgive me if my
question is not phrased in correct terminology.
Thanks for any help,
Cheers,
Bruce
sample code to show how to read content from an Excel
file via a .NET (Windows Form) application. I want to
access the Excel object model (for Excel 2003) from my
application. My .NET application will provide a
filename and location, open the excel file, read content
from specific locations within the spreadsheet, and then
close the Excel file.
I have searched MSDN and GotDotNet and seen documentation
for the Excel object model and several code samples. But
the paradigm seems to be different in these examples, in
that that are oriented for responding to events when a
user opens an Excel file, rather than my paradigm being
that a .NET application needs to proactively open an
Excel file and then read or manipulate it from the
external application.
I'm somewhat new to C# and to .NET, so forgive me if my
question is not phrased in correct terminology.
Thanks for any help,
Cheers,
Bruce