Sqlfan:
If you really want something to imitate Excel, rather than just using Excel
itself and the very capable VBA it includes, one option would be Borland
Delphi, using Ralf Junker's Disqlite3 as the wrapper to Sqlite3 and any one
of a number of third-party shareware grid components, easily
SQLite is not an end-user tool (nor is any other database except *perhaps*
Access, but even then it just gets people into trouble).
What you want is not a free gui for SQLite but a custom application that
does what the user needs and uses SQLite as it's data storage mechanism.
This certainly
Regarding
Moving colorful spreadsheet to sqlite.
-- Would Christian Werner's free ODBC interface allow you to use the
same spreadsheet to access an sqlite database?
http://www.ch-werner.de/sqliteodbc
-- Lots of automation can be performed within Excel spreadsheets (and, I
imagine,
, it seems you could
start here:
http://www.sqlite.org/cvstrac/wiki?p=SqliteOdbc
-Clark
- Original Message
From: sqlfan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: sqlite-users@sqlite.org
Sent: Tuesday, January 8, 2008 2:50:00 AM
Subject: Re: [sqlite] free excel-like COLORFUL gui for sqlite
L
there are a number of front ends to sqlite - I use sometime tksqlite.
http://reddog.s35.xrea.com/wiki/TkSQLite.html
maybe not exactly what you want - but it might be a starting point.
regards W.Braun
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Still not sure why you want to use SQLite here, but I think to get
Still not sure why you want to use SQLite here, but I think to get what
you want you will have to code
it yourself.
RBS
>
> Let me be more clear. There's very little data, and I want to help my
> client
> be able to expand his business, so the first step is automating what he's
> been doing by
Let me be more clear. There's very little data, and I want to help my client
be able to expand his business, so the first step is automating what he's
been doing by hand. I can get the excel data into sqlite no problem -- and
wish to do so in order to START doing automated stuff with the data
If it is so good then why would you want to use
SQLite? Holiday data can't be that much, so I would
think Excel can cope with that fine.
If you really want to move the data from Excel to
SQLite then you will need a VB wrapper.
RBS
>
> I have a client who's using a colorful excel sheet as a
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