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Firstly I hope I'm in the right forum ..... if not can someone re-direct me
please.
I have an application with a main form properties set to mdiparent = true.
Toolbar button allows user to open an instance of Excel for work on a
particular file
dim xlApp as New Excel.Application
xlApp.Visible = true
' more code follows to open particular file etc
The Excel app opens in the normal way on users Desktop and my app is now
behind Excel
I want, specifically, to open Excel and have the instance contained within a
child window(form) within my app's main window
I know how to create the child window(form)
dim f as New frmxlApp
f.parent = me
f.show
But how do I get the instance of Excel to appear only in the window opened
as the child (f)
I've tried creating a custom control using the "com" object "Microsoft
Office Spreadsheet 9.0" but that only opens a spreadsheet window and does not
give me the full Excel functionality I need.
Does anyone have any ideas .... or, even better, solutions.
Using Windows XP, Visual Studio .NET 2003, .NET Framework 1.1 (SP1), Office
2000 (SP3)
Thanks and regards
Michael Bond
please.
I have an application with a main form properties set to mdiparent = true.
Toolbar button allows user to open an instance of Excel for work on a
particular file
dim xlApp as New Excel.Application
xlApp.Visible = true
' more code follows to open particular file etc
The Excel app opens in the normal way on users Desktop and my app is now
behind Excel
I want, specifically, to open Excel and have the instance contained within a
child window(form) within my app's main window
I know how to create the child window(form)
dim f as New frmxlApp
f.parent = me
f.show
But how do I get the instance of Excel to appear only in the window opened
as the child (f)
I've tried creating a custom control using the "com" object "Microsoft
Office Spreadsheet 9.0" but that only opens a spreadsheet window and does not
give me the full Excel functionality I need.
Does anyone have any ideas .... or, even better, solutions.
Using Windows XP, Visual Studio .NET 2003, .NET Framework 1.1 (SP1), Office
2000 (SP3)
Thanks and regards
Michael Bond