Great thanks..

Does microsoft offer any type of Excel management software like a Excel 
Database Server that allows file management such as concurrency and multiuser 
environments?
If something like that exists there might be some sort of API to hook into?

GIno
On 4 Nov 2013, at 22:21, Ruggentaler, JR <[email protected]> wrote:

> You can create and update Excel documents using the Apache POI Java
> library. I think formulas in the spreadsheet are fine but not VB. The
> newer Excel format (.xlsx) is XML.
> 
> JR
> 
> On 11/4/13 3:43 PM, "[email protected]" <[email protected]> wrote:
> 
>> The Excel file should communicate to the database by ODBC... Or try
>> Web Query (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q7SAqrUVHHw)
>> 
>>> Hi ..
>>> I have a job coming up and wanted to know if anyone had any
>>> experience with interacting with Excel data spread-sheets over the
>>> net?
>>> 
>>> The client has an internal spread-sheet that is edited and contains
>>> formulas for the creation of an order for items that are to be
>>> purchased.
>>> 
>>> So I am building an iPhone app that will interact with a WO App,
>>> which I am building too, and then somehow with the excel sheet.
>>> 
>>> Anyone have any knowledge of the best way to interact with the excel
>>> sheet.
>>> 
>>> The Excel sheet needs to :
>>> 
>>> 1. Be editable for the client in their office
>>> 2. Be accessible by the iPhone app through whatever means, XML, REST
>>> or HTTP etc.. and update the spread-sheet when an order is placedŠ
>>> 
>>> Obviously concurrency  an issue.
>>> 
>>> I had thought about interacting with SQL server but I don¹t think
>>> that is excel file fronted.
>>> 
>>> Any thoughts or direction to something else appreciated.
>>> 
>>> Gino
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