Thank you. So I did access the link, download the extended MS help, and
accessed VBAXL10.CHM. I found a method called AutoFit.
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#Format workbook columns
worksheet.range(b1:b4).Interior['ColorIndex'] = 36 #pale yellow
worksheet.range(b:b).AutoFit
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However, because I was originally working
Sun wrote:
So I can open the csv file as an Excel file and
make a format change (turn the 2nd column yellow.)
But -- I cannot find anywhere, on any forum, or the
Ruby online documentation, how to autofit the
column to the text.
Chris Morris has a link in the RubyGarden page that
has
On 9/26/06, Sun [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Do you mean this link here?: http://wiki.rubygarden.org/Ruby/page/show/ScriptingExcelBut in fact it does not provide that information.As for the Excel method, if you did it manually it would be Format/Column/Autofit Selection
Yes. This is what i meant: You
excel = WIN32OLE::new('excel.Application')
workbook = excel.Workbooks.Open(../PC/ + Time.now.strftime(%d-%b-%y) +
.csv)
worksheet = workbook.Worksheets(1) #get hold of the first worksheet
#Format workbook columns
worksheet.range(b1:b4).Interior['ColorIndex'] = 36 #pale yellow
# How do I widen the
Technically this is a Ruby question but...since it is useful to record test run
timing information in Excel format, I think it is relevant to this forum. The
question is...suppose I write out some test output that looks like this:
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Test, Acceptable log in time, 5, Actual time to log
