I'm populated my datagridview with data from my database - directly coded to update. I now want to export this data to excel or .csv file. I have found out how to export it from a dataset but not a datagrid. How can I populate a DataSet from my DataGrid? [code]
I have the following bit of code that I have used in the past to export a DataSet generated from the Stored Procedure 'HISTORICAL_COSTS' to Excel.[code]...
I have a form which contains a datagridview which lists items.I have a button that will export all of my dataset to a text file:-
Dim str As New System.Text.StringBuilder() For Each dr As DataRow In Me.ContactsDataSet.Contacts For Each field As Object In dr.ItemArray str.Append(field.ToString & ",")
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How can I export only the rows that I select (if I setup a checkbox column in my datagridview, I want be be able to only export the items that are checked)
I have a datagrid called datagrid1, which is populated with two coumns with headers name pat_eid and event_date. E.g.., of a Layout of the datagrid is as follows
exporting a datagrid to Excel for the last few days. I have found quite a few, mostly done through C and the ones I have found using VB have not worked out. Would anyone have a link to a good tutorial online for exporting a datagrid using vb.net? My college project is approaching its deadline quick enough.
I have set up my connection to SQL Database. Public Sub ConnectToSql() Dim conn As New SqlClient.SqlConnection ' TODO: Modify the connection string and include any ' additional required properties for your database. [Code] ..... How can I export specific columns from datagrid to specific SQL Table (and match up the columns (column names in datagrid are different to Column Names in SQL Table).
I need to be able Import and Export data from my database in the app im developing. I have been having trouble finding the proper way to do this. I have to assume some of the people using this wont have Office installed so this process has to be able to work on its own.
Im using Visual Basic Express with SQL server 2008. Using LINQ to SQL with a local database.
I'm looking to get the following code converted to working VB.NET code. I need to export data from a datagrid into the CSV format that the user can save off, and the code below from David in Dakota would work great, but it's in C#. This is for a Silverlight 4 site we're working on.
This code works well however when data is exported to excel in one field some values are wrong. Instead for example populating 16-12-19 it populates 43815, 01-03-99 it populates 36220. Again, if the sort code is like 20-72-68 or 60-01-22 it is populated the same way, which is correct. If the value is a date lookalike then this problem appears, but if not then the exact value as displayed on the grid is shown in excel.
I inserted the code (highlighted in red) to set all the fields as text values. Right, it is exported and when excel spreadsheet is opened the field property is text, but the problem still exists. Why doesn't excel display it as it is displayed on the datagrid and database, instead of changing it even when set text.
I am working with Vb.net and this code below works fine. However, when I review the data exported to excel I have a problem with one particular field i.e., sort code. Sort code in the database is in the format 00-00-00. Therefore if it is 12-11-09 or 11-01-66, a look alike of a valid date it is disaplyed as 12/11/2009 and 11/01/1966 in excel after the export. Excel thinks its a date which is incorrect. I expect it to show 12-11-09 and 11-01-66.
Private Sub ExporttoExcel() 'verfying the datagridview having data or not If ((DgvQuarCommit.Columns.Count = 0) Or (DgvQuarCommit.Rows.Count = 0)) Then
it's possible for me to export the data from the datagrid and output it into MS Word?I'm actually storing strings of questions inside the database and I need to find a way to print out all those set of questions into MS Word.I saw many links that shows how to export the datagrid to Excel but I can't find any that export the data to Word yet.
I need some easy/basic way to export DataGrid to Excel file and also to be able later to Import this file back to DataGrid. Nothing complicated its simple table with values amount of columns won't change.
I am writing an import program to import data from an access database to a SQL database.The table structure in the SQL and Access are the exact same with the same field names.I was wondering if there was a quick way to get the data into the SQL table without have to loop through each record?Currently:1. User selects the file2. Use a oledb connection i load the data into a DataAdapter3. Datadapter is bound to the DatagridNormally i would loop through each record in the datagrid and insert it into the table but i was wondering seeing as the column names are the same if i could save the messing about with loops and insert statements using 30 column names.
Code to load the Data is below ConnectionString = "Provider=Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0;Data Source=" & database & ";Jet OLEDB:Database Password=bekdemir"
VB2005. I have several DataSets that I create or grab from an external source. One example is Dim sql As String = "SELECT TOP 30 * FROM myTable" & vbCrLf & _ "WHERE Area='YY' AND CarNum='734EP' " & _ "ORDER BY ProcDate ASC;" Dim da As New OleDbDataAdapter(sql, myOLEDBconn) 'create a dataset and fill it with the returned data. Dim ds As New DataSet da.Fill(ds, "MyData")
Once I have these DataSets I then have to pump them into a specific worksheet in an existing Excel2007 workbook. The connection and interaction with Excel and the workbook/worksheet is already established and that works. But I am stuck in exporting the DataSets into the specific worksheet.
Note that I have already scoured the web and MS Community site and all code that I have found so far iterates through each and every row and column of the DataSet and then adds that to the worksheet in a cell by cell manner. This is fine and in testing that works. But there has got to be a better way to do this. For even a moderate sized DataSet the exporting just takes a long time. 25 records with 15 columns takes about 10 to 15 seconds.
I've also been experimenting with some scratch code I found that converts the DataSet to an ADODB Recordset and then uses the xlwksht.Cells.CopyFromRecordset function to export it in one fell swoop. I haven't got this one to work just right but it seems in the end it also does an iteration through each and every record and field to convert to the ADODB recordset.
i have here a code for browse button [code]everytime i hit the view button a message box comes out saying exception HResult 0x800A01A8 also the excel file opens. i dont want the excel file to be opened.
Private Sub btnbrowse_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles btnbrowse.Click 'prompt user to select Excel name and folder path
I have a datagrid on a silverlight 4 application that I am trying to export to excel by calling the COM component for Excel in silverlight. It keeps error-ing out and tells me that the functionality is not supported. I can't quite figure out what is wrong and believe my code is solid, obviously not though.[code]
I am working with Vb.net and this code below works fine. However, when I review the data exported to excel I have a problem with one particular field i.e., sort code,( Columns (2) ) Sort code in the database it is in the format 00-00-00. Therefore if it is 12-11-09 or 11-01-66, a look alike of a valid date it is displayed as 12/11/2009 and 11/01/1966 in excel after the export. Excel thinks its a date which is incorrect. I expect it to show 12-11-09 and 11-01-66.
Private Sub ExporttoExcel() 'verfying the datagridview having data or not If ((DgvQuarCommit.Columns.Count = 0) Or