I am very novice at Visual Basic but I needed this for my thesis in engineering. How do you link an Excel file to Visual Basic, then displaying a cell value in textbox, listview, and others? I have a separate Excel file containing data, and a program.
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I am using OpenXML to create reports, I am filling data in existing excel template file.
In excel template 'Wrap text' for all cells is set to true. When my report is complete I open excel file.
In opened file cells are not sized correctly with text wrapping (text wrapping is not applied). Also I observed on machine with office 2007 it works cell are wrapped but on office 2013 cell are not correctly wrapped. If I just double click on any cell then entire row is correctly updated.
Can someone please help me in this, is any property \tag I can set in openXML so that on document open cells are correctly shown.
Previously we were using OLE office interface there it works always so expectation is it should work with openXML too.
Thanks,
Dhanaj
We are using Excel 2016 Add-In to load data from DB to Excel 2016 (few Excel 2013). There is a column 'Status' in Excel. Currently it is simple text cell. We need Excel drop-down list in Status cell (refer below example image).
We are using JavaScript for loading Excel 'Office.context.document'. We need the solution in JavaScript.
Please provide a solution in JavaScript, C# or Insert HTML in Excel etc.
Thanks in Advance...
I have few Textboxes in my form and I want to save the data they Contains into excel.
How can I make new excel file and save the data to the excel cell?
How do you determine what information will be transferred to each cell in Excel?
Thank you all
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I'm using Visual Basic with Visual studio 2013
If you're in excel vb and you're in the form code, you can do this:
thisworkbook.worksheets("Sheet1").range("A1").value = me.textBoxName.value
It'll copy whatever is in the textbox to sheet1 of the current workbook in cell A1.
You can play around with it to customize it to your needs. Outside of the form, you'll need to replace me with the form name.
I have a complex spreadsheet that I need to get into xml data format. I've used Excel 2010 to create the complex spreadsheet. The spreadsheet itself has multiple tabs, and a table with a lot of formulas. The spreadsheet also contains some VB code for hiding a tab unless it is a specific user. I need this in XML data format, along with the VB code intact. If I save it as XML Spreadsheet 2003 format, it gives the correct formatting, however the VB code is lost during the saving of the spreadsheet. Is there an option out there to save this file in XML Spreadsheet 2003 format that will keep the VB code?
I am trying to use a VBA macro (for Office 2003) to do the following:
In Excel, the user will select a range of cells
In Word the user will call the macro (via a button or shortcut) to insert the selected Excel range as an embedded object
The code is not the problem so far, my problems are:
Given that the user is working in a Word document, most likely will use the same fonts in Excel
When Excel range was inserted in Word and they both use the same font names and sizes, they look different inside Word ( fonts look as if they stretched a bit)
Styling Cell borders in Excel is not like styling cell borders in Word
I do appreciate any advice on this regards
When you paste as an Excel Worksheet Object, what Word is actually displaying is an image created by Excel. Notice that you can't select any text, for example. Word appears to be distorting the image ever so slightly, so that the fonts won't line up.
Edit: I can't speak for Office 2003, but Office 2007 defaults to the HTML format using PasteExcelTable. The exact macro statement is
Selection.PasteExcelTable False, False, False
This will give formatting that is compatible with Word, but unfortunately the data is not live and won't get updated as the spreadsheet is changed. If your requirements don't include live update, try this method.
Is it possible to have the macro creating a table out of the cells (as normally happens when you manually copy them), rather than inserting an Excel Object.
The best visual results results can be achieved by using Selection.CopyPicture(Appearance, Format); however, you will not be able to edit the data inside Word as you will only get a picture.