I have ran into an issue where I need to save some Excel data to a semicolon delimited file. (Why is an issue unto itself) And I can not find a way to do this using VB. In excel I can use Import Semicolon delimited files but I can not find a way to save them. Is there a VB constant or method I can use to save semicolon delimited files without having to write my own save procedure to format the data? such as the xlCSV, xlDIF, xlTextMSDos formats. I would think that since it can import this format that it should be able to save it.
i already know how to save in excel using openfiledialog. but what i want to happen is that when i save another file, i want it to be saved in my existing file but in a different sheet.[code]
how to save in excel using openfiledialog. but what i want to happen is that when i save another file, i want it to be saved in my existing file but in a different sheet.
this is my code for saving
Public Sub saveExcelFile(ByVal FileName As String) Dim xls As New Excel.Application Dim sheet As Excel.Worksheet
My company is making thousands of products now, every one of them have several test report in excel files. I am thinking about putting all of them into a microsoft sql database,
1. Is it wise to do so? I think a sql database is a lot easier to manage.
2. Can I save or convert the excel file as one data in a table? How could I do it? I only see a image type for data type. Surely I expect to retrieve the excel file through ASP.Net website if necessary.oh, some additional info, every excel file is not big, but it contains pictures inside sometimes.
i'm trying to save an excel file after I open my excel application. This is what I have so far:
'Opens the report xlPeakDemand.Visible = True xlPeakDemandWorkbook.SaveAs("C:Documents and
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When saving as an xls it works fine but when saving as a htm its a disaster Just a bunch or symbols and stuff. BUT if I go into my xls document and Save As webpage from there, it works fine!
I'm working with vb.net 2008. My application generates 1 excel file (with login details etc). The application will store user results for various sections into csv files. I'm trying to combine the csv files into the excel file. I'm trying to get this to work with one csv file initially ...but I am ending up with a blank Excel file. This is what I've tried so far:
Private Sub Button2_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Button2.Click Dim oExcel As Object
I'm working with vb.net 2008. My application generates 1 excel file (with login details etc). The application will store user results for various sections into csv files. I'm trying to combine the csv files into the excel file. I'm trying to get this to work with one csv file initially ...but I am ending up with a blank Excel file. This is what I've tried so far:
Private Sub Button2_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Button2.Click Dim oExcel As Object
I am reading in data from an excel file that is only viewed inside the program. This excel file is being populated by data from multiple PLCs (7) through DDE links via RS Linx Gateway. I would like this data to be written to two different excel files and specific sheets within those so that it can be viewed later on.
My program has a form that will allow the user to view the data live, meaning they look at the first excel file from the program so that they are not able to edit the DDE links or change the file in any way. The other excel files (there will be two, one for good parts, one for bad parts) have specific sheets for each part and each tester station. For example, if the part is a ABC part, and it is a good part, and it was tester on tester station 1 then it needs to be saved to the good parts excel file, in the ABC sheet and in the good tester station 1 sheet.
If part XYZ comes along and is a bad part (fails testing) then it needs to be saved to the bad parts file, the XYZ sheet and the bad tester station 1 sheet.I might have added more detail than is needed to solve the problem but I thought I would add it anyways to help you all understand my problem a little better.
I'm new to vb.net. I cannot save data from datagrid to excel. I use inputbox so user can input data to datagrid. Then the user can click the button to save it to excel.
because I'm new to vb.net .I do have problem, I cannot save data from datagrid to excel. I use inputbox so user can input data to datagrid. Then the user can click the button to save it to excel. Can someone please show me some code on how to create that?
I need to create a dotNet saveAs dialog, but I need to populate the file formats in the dialog. After the person have selected a file, it must connect that to a file format that I populate into the SaveAs command in the Excel Interop. After the Interop SaveAs command, I must check if the file have been saved correctly.
I am exporting data to excel and try to save to a folder which is in my application...but the excel is saving defaultly in C:Documents but i wanted to save in E:ApllicationReports Here is my code to generate excel sheet
If ComDset.Tables(0).Rows.Count > 0 Then Try With Excel .SheetsInNewWorkbook = 1
I am trying to open an excel CSV file and overwrite some data, close then use that file in my program. Everything go is fine except when I read the data from the file, the file seems to be corrupted! [code]...
I have a program where I put data into a list view in VB.net. I then use the code below in a button click to export the content into a excel file where I can then save it. however I plan to add alot more data to the list view ad would like to auto save the data in the list view to an excel file (where it saves it to disk not an open excel window) and then clears the list view then will repopulate the list view and repet the loop of saving the data to a new excel file on disk.[code]...
I have a database file that excel reads just fine but i can't figure out what type of file it is. So i figure the easiest thing to do is open the file in vb.net via an excel object, then execute the save as i have seen 1000 examples but even after i think i add a reference vb still has no idea what "excel." is.[code]
I'm trying to import data from an Excel file into SQL server. However, the Excel file's format is not recognized by SQL Server. In fact, when I open it and try to save it, I get the following message:<filename> cannot be saved in the current format. To save your changes, click OK, then save it as the latest format.When I do that manually, it puts it in a usable format. However, the automated process I'm trying to build can't save it without intervention. When the VB in my SSIS process gets to it it brings up a save window, and I have to click the "Save" button and then the "Yes" button to replace the existing file. I'd strongly prefer to have this automated. I've have tried using the SendKeys.Send("{ENTER}") code, but it brings up this message:SendKeys cannot run inside this application because the application is not handling Windows messages. Either change the application to handle messages, or use the SendKeys.SendWait method.I've tried SendWait, but it just seems to hang. I don't know how to change the application to handle error messages. I have also tried saving the Excel file as a new file with my VB code. However, as a new xls, xlsx, and csv file it still wasn't recognized by the import. I've only had success when manually saving it. In the SaveAs code I have been using, I'm only using the FileName parameter. I can't get any FileFormats to work or be recognized. Note, though, I'm opening the app and worksheet as Object variables. I can't add the Excel component in the Add Refrence area because only the .NET tab is there. I don't have a COM tab. I haven't asked if/how to get access to it, though.
I need to save array into excel file. I'm using code taken from [URL]
Dim oExcel As Object Dim oBook As Object Dim oSheet As Object
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But i want to let users to choose folder and filename themselves instead of determining location and filename like in those code above oBook.SaveAs(sSampleFolder & "Book2.xls") I wonder if i can use SaveFileDialog but i dont know how to do it. Or is there any other way to do this?
Error occurred in the highlighted line as "Exception from HRESULT: 0x800401A8". I cannot analyse the cause for this error. because in before case it works fine for the same code i used.
I am opening an excel workbook, saving it under a new name, then run a macro on it from personal.xls, then resaving it over this new file.
Then I try to immediately resave again asa third name and it fails
Here is the code:
' Start Excel and get Application object. oXL = CreateObject( "Excel.Application") oXL.Visible =
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"The file could not be accessed. Try one of the following: - Make sure the specified folder exists. - Make sure the folder that contains the file is not read-only. - Make sure the file name does not contain any of the following characters: < > ? [ ] : | or * - Make sure the file/path name doesn't contain more than 218 characters."
I want to open a excel template with a browse button, the file needs to open and must be directly saved by the user. after the file is saved the file location needs to be displayed in a textbox.With this i can open excel itself, but i don't know how to open the template and save the document
Dim Xl As Excel.Application Dim Filepath As String Dim Workbook As Excel.Workbook
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The file opens and i get a save as dialog, but when i want to save the document it doesn;t save at all, However it won't give me a error.
I want to save an excel file with the following prefix: Order-Monday for Mondays, Order-Tuesday for Tuesdays etc and then this file will be overwritten the next week. For the following bit of vb
the Now().DayOfWeek returns '5' apart from doing a case expression to decipher 1-7 as days of the week is there any other way I can get lstrDateStamp = DAY (i.e. Friday)
I have a form with a listbox that when the form is opened I need it to display info from a file. I don't know what would be easier to work with Excel or a txt file, but it is in this format:
Phillip Frank 3/19/1990 3 999-555-8618[code].......
I would like it to populate the list box when the form is loaded, but if I have to use a button to tell it to load that is fine also.On the same form I have 4 textboxes that ask for each of the above items (name, DOB, Level, PH#) and a button that when pushed I want it to save it to the same file where the above info was pulled from in the same format.The Show Contacts button doesn't have to be used if it is not needed.
I'm using the 2008 express edition. Now, I created an application that will allow the user to choose transaction in the combobox.text and input its price and quantity using an textbox.text. When the user click button1, it will be push in the datagrid/datable I created. And when the user click the button2, it must be save to excel file. The only thing I need is how to save the data from datagrid/datatable to excel. This is my code.
I'm developing a small application that creates Excel files with user details. I'm developing this in vb.net 2008 express edition under Windows XP SP2 and with Office 2003.My target PC is running Windows Vista. I'm able to run my program without any problem and even the Excel files get created without any problem on this PC.However, the problem is when I try to open one of these created files in Vista, I get a message like below:
"The file you are trying to open, "TestMe.xls", is in a different format than specified by the file extension. Verify that the file is not corrupted and is from a trusted source before opening the file. Do you want to open the file now?" If I click yes, it opens up properly. This is a headache as it opens up in my developing PC without any hassle. I'm sure its something to do with the Excel reference I've made in my PC (which is running Office 2003).How best can I save this file so it opens up in Excel 2007 without the above message.
Importing an excel file?first the program should be able to browse for an excel file and then,the values in an excel file will be imported to the datagrid and save all the data in the database.