Ok then let me ask you this?

What is the purpose of this then, the best approach here would be to save
the excel sheet as a csv file. Which you could then read line by line and
turn into a query, or you could use and ODBC connection to then connect to
the file as a datasource.

But if you are wanting to create spreadsheets, then I would look at the Java
tools POI for much better results. As under the hood that is what ColdFusion
9 uses from memory.


On Wed, Sep 14, 2011 at 2:04 AM, Mo Lay <[email protected]> wrote:

>
> >You know with the amount of development work you are doing on excel, you
> >could go to your boss and would have a great excuse to upgrade to the
> latest
> >version of ColdFusion. Because all the latest tags for excel I would bet
> >with the time saved in development would actually pay for the license.
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >>
>
> i compeltly agree Andrew .. i have escalated the issue several times but
> nothing for the moment..i am still waiting inother hand i cannow wait and
> cross my hands..
> it is a way for me to learn diff things
>
> 

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