I am exporting data to an Excel spreadsheet from a VB.Net 2008 application. Now I'm trying to format the spreadsheet. So I am creating macros in Excel that format the spreadsheet, and then using the code it generates in my application. The problem is that the constants used in VBA are not being recognized in VB.Net (They are recognized in VB6). I have the following imports:
i am trying to read an existing excel 2007 file from vb.net i used a form with single button and i written code in button click event code is :[code...]
With vb.net I would like to select 4 cells in Excel and then pass those cell values along with 1 button tag to a formula in Excel.I press a button with a month, say "May" as text. I want to grab a cell in Excel labeled "May1t" the value of which is the number of hours until may. This is the code I'm using.
xlsWB.Worksheets(2).Range(Month1 & "1t").Value I am able to set a variable with this as the value but,
I want to pass this cell (which will be updating as the time counts down) and 3 other similarly specified cells along with the button tag to an Excel formula.I have something like this:
Private Sub F_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles F.Click xlsWB.Worksheets(4).Range("B2").Formula = "=MyFunction()" xlsWB.Worksheets(1).Range(Month1 & "1t").Select() End Sub
The formula takes the parameters in the order: MyFunction(Cell,Tag,Cell,Cell,Cell).
I am calling this function when a button is CLICKED and received the error; The name "The" is not permitted in this context. Valid expression are constants, constants expression, and (in some contexts) variables. Column names are not permitted. Unclosed quotation mark after the character string 'True)'.
The function is as follows;
Private Sub Save() Dim conn As SqlConnection = GetDbConnection() Dim query As String Dim cmd As New SqlCommand
I'm very new to VB.Net and just trying to find my feet a bit and get my first programs running.url...Which should allow me to run excel from VB.Net, but I get heaps of errors - basically anything specific to Excel comes up with 'type not defined' or 'name not declared'. I've tried adding the reference several times and I'm pretty sure I've followed the tutorial to the letter so I'm stuck.Don't want to post the whole code because it's very long, but here's the beginning and end:[code]
We are using .NET2.0 and Office 2003 to develop a desktop application. We met the following problem which may fail the project.We developed some functions in our .NET application and exposed to Excel as an external automation. Then we developed reports template in Excel with these custom functions to generate our report data defined in Excel cells. However, when we tried to refresh the report via .NET to call Excel in background mode, we met the problem that the defined automation is either not loaded or not working after loading. It is extremely volatile. Then we could not refresh the data as desired to display it in .NET forms.
i am new to vb.net programming i am trying to access excel worksheet pre defined with name Books.xlsx through vb.net i have taken a form with one command button i wrote below code in that:Imports Microsoft.Office.Interop Imports System.Runtime.InteropServices
I dont get this. I use code from one project that works and paste into anther and now its full of errors.
I have no clue how to solve this (See attached image).All of the errors have to do with Excel and Outlook applications.The info for "Imports" section is the same as my other project and all the "Dims" are the same as well. (These are two separate projects).Basically, I copied a form from one app and made a stand alone app for that form.
i am using vb .net and importing excel sheet to ms access. i am doing this work very well. but i want that when a user select the excel file to import, than user must asked for the data types that he want for the different fields, by default when user imports the excel file it assign the text data type to text filed such as name and number data type to numeric field such as roll_no. but i want that user select the data type according to his need.
code that i use is to import file is given below:
Imports System.Data.OleDb Imports excel = Microsoft.Office.Interop.Excel Public Class Form2
i am new to vb.net programming i am trying to access excel worksheet pre defined with name Books.xlsx through vb.net i have taken a form with one command button i wrote below code in that:
I am trying to redirect command line output to a list box in a vba macro, and I've found some code that I think might point me in the right direction, but I keep on getting the same error. When I use this code [code]It gives me the error in the title and highlights the first declaration line.What does it take to define a new "process".
Say I have some constants that depends one of other, and I decided to keep them together in a container instead of keeping it as individual constants in a class.I thought use a Structure for that scope, but compiler force me to declare a private member for that structure.
i was concerned if constants take up storage. if a class had 10 integer constants at class level, will that adds up to 40bytes of storage or is that actually not true because they are constants?
what i'm trying to do: find the best place to put the constants that i need to access at class scope, and whether its best to make them shared or not. [constants are private]
Can anyone explain what the following vbkey constants are as actual key presses? I've tried searching and really can't find any info other than vbKeyCancel = CANCEL key. Well, what's a cancel key? I dont have one on my keybaord...I read somewhere that CANCEL = Ctrl+C. Is that true? If so, what are the other few I have listed?
Every time I do something that ends up using windows API calls in VB, I always end up having to look up the values for the windows constants. Does anyone have a file with a class or something for VB that defines all the WIN-API constants?
I have two list boxes that have a list in each and each one has a constant. I am trying to add the selections that are made together and output the total in a third label. I am stuck at this point and am not sure how to proceed, it is entirely possible that i am doing it wrong. Would someone please have a look at this and let me know what the next step would be or if there is a different wayof doing it than I am.[code]...
It would be good if visual basic had standard math constants like pi, the Euler number, and others built-in so one doesn't have to define them each time and have the possibility of making typos. Even some of the physical constants in MKS unit could be included like the Boltzmann's Constant, speed of light, permittivity and such. Each could be a special simple like kb for the Boltzmann's constant. Or it could be a properties like phyconst.c for the speed of light, phyconst.kb for the Boltzmann's, phyconst.sb for the steffan-Boltzmann's constant, pmathconst.e for e=2.71.
Calculate and display the total cost of the sale, as well as the total cost of all sales and the average cost of all sales. - Clear the box for the number of yards, the total cost, and return the quality, padding, and installation settings back to their defaults. Use constants for the cost of each quality of carpeting ($4.95 for Fabulous Flat, $8.95 for Precious Plush, or $12.95 for Super Sculptured), the padding charge ($1.25 per yard), and the installation charge ($3.50 per yard).
I've got a situation where I need a table of constants in my app. It's actually a table of 43 formatting options where the description will appear in a drop down and the detailed settings will be used by the codeIt appears that VB can't do arrays of constants. So I've fiddled around with a Constructor in a class that creates a new array then loads up each element with hard-coded .Add statements. It doesn't seem elegant though.So I then decided to try an XML file, that I load in the Constructor and assign the contents to an array. This is what I've decided is the best, most elegant, option - but I'm throwing this question in to see what you people might recommend ! The data is mostly strings
We're trying to trim the number of assemblies we load during startup, and one of the easiest to cut is the Microsoft.VisualBasic assembly. There are alot of things in it that were easy enough to replace, like Left(), but I'm struggling to find a good way to replace vbLf and Chr(). vbCrLf was easy enough to replace with Environment.NewLine, but we have a few spots where we generate content for a Unix-based system that is expecting line feeds only.
The code underneath works when I use WM_MOUSEMOVE but not when I use WM_NCMOUSEMOVE. Is WM_NCMOUSEMOVE not supported anymore?I use the correct values for the constants too.Protected Overrides Sub WndProc(ByRef m As Message)Dim MousePosition As Point
Select Case m.Msg Case WM_NCMOUSEMOVE MousePosition = New Point(m.LParam.ToInt32()) If MousePosition.Y < 50 Then CloseButtonState = ButtonState.Flat Else CloseButtonState = ButtonState.Normal
Is it possible to use a constant defined by the compiler in code like below?[code]...
I'm running batch processes and I'm experiencing problems with one of my customer's data. I want to add special code for only that customer, but I want to keep the code there so I can easily switch the customer ID in the future should i need to debug a different customer.[code]...
