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Exporting a DataGrid to Excel

Martel · 2005-07-11 14:22:45

Hey, I'm after writing a database app in C# (not my language of choice) and now I've been asked to export the datagrids to Excel, so they can be printed and such. There's some ASP code for exporting datagrids floating around on the net, but not much on ADO. Any one wanna offer any ideas/help/code etc?

11-07-2005 2:22pm

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Martel

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Hey, I'm after writing a database app in C# (not my language of choice) and now I've been asked to export the datagrids to Excel, so they can be printed and such. There's some ASP code for exporting datagrids floating around on the net, but not much on ADO. Any one wanna offer any ideas/help/code etc?

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#2 11-07-2005 2:37pm

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What version of excel are you using? If it supports xml then the problem is easily solved. If not there are other ways of getting the data in there

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#3 11-07-2005 3:37pm

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The writer doesn't say in this article but I'm fairly sure it's office xp/2003 only. Might help though.

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#4 11-07-2005 3:55pm

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I have code at home that opens an odbc connection to an excel file and allows you to drop a dataset into a named range. I'll look it up tonight.

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#5 12-07-2005 3:00pm

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Try this
http://www.c-sharpcorner.com/Code/2003/Sept/ExportASPNetDataGridToExcel.asp

I havent tried it myself but it may give you an idea.

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