My requirement is to read all rows of an excel-sheet in first column that are not empty, are numeric and have a length between 15 and 20.
For example: 358218033354974 359473035499561 358218036156129 354022038366247 358218032490035 359473030516492 353210040325399
This column might have a header that is not numeric and there might be empty rows. This would cause an exception when importing them via SqlBulkCopy. So i want to prefilter the correct rows via OleDbCommand.
What I have tried so far is following(C# is also appreciated): Using connection As New OleDbConnection(sExcelConnectionString) connection.Open() Dim schemaTable As DataTable = _ connection.GetOleDbSchemaTable(OleDbSchemaGuid.Tables, _ New Object() {Nothing, Nothing, Nothing, "TABLE"}) [Code] .....
But this throws an exception if there are empty rows or the format of the value is incorrect. So my question is: How to restrict the rows of OleDbCommand to: Get only first column of every worksheet All values that are numeric Skip empty values Ideally only the values with a length between 15 and 20
Any way how to skip the empty rows, Or do I have to to select the whole datatable? I hoped it would be possible to do that only with one query because of performance reasons.
I have a report that i'd like to display an Image for each record. But not all records have an image. The problem I have is that the last image is then repeated in the next record.
I would like to know how to have any empty field display a default image.
Code I have in report
Private Sub Detail_Format(Cancel As Integer, FormatCount As Integer) Me.Image21.Properties("Picture") = Me.PhotoLink End Sub
I'am new in the VB world, and should translate excel sheets into new sheets.I'am using Visual Studio 2008 (with VB .net I think) and I'am trying to tackle empty rows deletion.Maybe an additional problem is, that some columns having a space (visualy the row is empty and should be deleted).[code]...
I pull a report from SQL Server being not a fan of cursors I process that table server side in my code behind file. So I pull this report that is an address label report and my client wants there to be X number of labels per person. So I coded this function:
Private Function ProcessX(ByVal dt As DataTable, ByVal X As Integer) As DataTable Dim dtProcessed As DataTable = dt.Copy dtProcessed.Clear()
I am trying to write a code for excel so that it generates results in the last empty column on the sheet. below is a sample data of what is there:[code]
I am writing a report to an excel template and am trying to insert a page break into the report. Part of my code is included:
Imports msWE = Microsoft.Office.Interop
Dim Rnge As msWE.Excel.Range = excelApp.Range("A20:M20") Dim excelApp As New msWE.Excel.ApplicationClass
excelApp.Worksheets.HPageBreaks.Add(Rnge)
Now the pagebreak code executes but it does nothing. Its almost as if it is being ignored. Also I have heard that using Microsoft.Office.Interop is not a good idea as it is slow and unstable.
I want to order the rows by the 'Budget%' column in descending order.
The Code I have so far is:
Dim objExcel As New Excel.Application Dim objWorkbook As Excel.Workbook Dim objSheet As Excel.Worksheet objExcel.WindowState = Excel.XlWindowState.xlMinimized objExcel.Visible = False
what is code i should use if i want to prevent user not to leave empty word in text box after user click save button.Oh ya, i am using visual studio 2005, databse sql 2005 .Here is my code
Private Sub btnregister_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles btnregister.Click If MsgBox(" Are You Confirm", MsgBoxStyle.YesNo) = vbYes Then
what is code i should use if i want to prevent user not to leave empty word in text box after user click save button. i am using visual studio 2005, database sql 2005.
I have a databound Datagridview. The DGV is bound to a datatable of a strongly typed DataSet created using the wizard. Is there any way to re order the columns before displaying them eg: the Columns are displayed in the DGV in this other Col4, Col6, Col3, Col1,Col5, Col2
But I want to it to show as Col1, Col2, col3, Col4, Col5, Col6?
I realise that the display order followed the Column order in the database table and by extension, the datatable. I have re-arranged the columns in the Database but the Datatable still retains the old order.
I have an excel sheet with image names in column A. I have a directory (with subfolders) on my network with all the images in there plus some.I need to copy only specific files from one location to another.
I have the following query that I use to create a new record in a database. If I leave any field on the form blank, for example, it throws the error "Memo.Lastname" cannot be a zero length string. Other than that the query executes appropriately. Private Sub cmdSaveMemo_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles cmdSaveMemo.Click If Len(Me.txtMemoID.Text) <> 0 Then Memo.SaveMemo [Code] .....
Thus the imageData will be "Binary data" and the imageType will be like "image/gif" and the imageLength will be like "6458".......
Is it possible to get the image HEIGHT and WIDTH from my VB.NET code inside my ASP.NET? I want to make my picture box on my web form the size of the actual image that is saved in my database.
I have three sub tables that I want to process. For each I want to combine the rows, as they are only different by contents in the second column(I want to do the same to the fourth column, later):
I have to provide an Excel file as an output. I have to color some of lines and make them bold.The input is based on a dynamic list (in memory) and it also could be based on CSV file that I'm already provide today (based on the same dynamic list).I'm wondering what would be the most efficient way (in terms of performance) in order to provide the colored Excel output?Should I export directly from dynamic list into Excel - or - Should I export from CSV into Excel ?
I drew an image in a picturebox with the image height as picturebox height and image width as picturebox width. The image is placed somewhere on the center of the picturebox. My intention is to scale the image to fit to the picturebox.