Hi Guys,
I am trying to create an excel file with a dropdown list (form) from
within my VFP code. I have so far managed to do everything I want
except add the 1 form that is required for the sheet. If I add the
dropdown manually from within excel, I can reference to it from code,
but I cannot seem to create a new one.
Info...
Create an excel object to open up my xls file.
loExcel = CREATEOBJECT('excel.application')
Open up the work book that I manually added a dropdown list onto and
open up the first sheet.
loWorkbook = loExcel.Workbooks.Open('c:\book1.xls',.F.,.T.)
loSheet = loWorkbook.Activesheet
Now get a reference to the dropdown and show where it is getting its
list data from.
loDrop = loSheet.DropDowns(1)
? loDrop.LstFillRange
I can modify the range and then save the file, but I cannot for the life
of me figure out how to create a new dropdown! Oh, and MSDN is a bag of
#### and doesn't help.
Does anyone have any idea of how to do this?
Thanks
Tristan Leask
Software Developer
Marine Software Ltd
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