Thierry Coq wrote:
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version of ExcelInterface is now available (version 0.4) here:
Tip for a basic and simple solution (Windows but presumably similar on
other platforms?) you can just write your data to a Comma Separated
Variable
other platforms?) you can just write your data to a Comma Separated
Variable (csv) text file and do a ShellExecute 'open' on it. This will
Maybe it will help someone: one can write xml file and rename it to .xls
and excel will open it without any difference ;)
To know the right xml format one
On Wed, Aug 26, 2009 at 6:55 AM, Leslie
Kayeles.k...@couchmansfarm.plus.com wrote:
Tip for a basic and simple solution (Windows but presumably similar on other
platforms?) you can just write your data to a Comma Separated Variable (csv)
text file and do a ShellExecute 'open' on it.
Or you can
Yes, there are several alternatives now to read/write spreadsheets:
a) - using CSV files,
b) - using XML files,
c) - using FPSpreadsheet,
d) - now using ExcelInterface.
Unlike a) and b) ExcelInterface controls Excel directly using the COM
interface, so the interaction with the Excel program is
Some time ago there were people asking in the forum how to use COM to
interface with Excel.
I think it would be cool if you could add a link to this component in
the Lazarus wiki for easier future reference:
http://wiki.lazarus.freepascal.org/Components_and_Code_examples
thanks,
--
Felipe
Good idea, Felipe, ;-)
I will do so
Thierry
Felipe Monteiro de Carvalho wrote:
Some time ago there were people asking in the forum how to use COM to
interface with Excel.
I think it would be cool if you could add a link to this component in
the Lazarus wiki for easier future reference:
Thierry Coq escreveu:
Yes, there are several alternatives now to read/write spreadsheets:
a) - using CSV files,
b) - using XML files,
c) - using FPSpreadsheet,
d) - now using ExcelInterface.
Unlike a) and b) ExcelInterface controls Excel directly using the COM
interface, so the interaction
