Function to Import Excel Data to dataset in C#
Feb 17, 2019 · I want to import data from excel file (that contains one sheet) to dataset using C#. So far, I have tried oledb method, excel data reader method but both of them don't return …
Remove unused styles from a workbook - social.msdn.microsoft.com
Jun 30, 2010 · Exit the folders and rename the problem Excel file back to the original file extension (XLSX, XLSM). The idea is to copy and paste the styles.XML file from the new file to …
Running a Excel Macro to refresh data in a sheet from Access VB …
Your Excel code links to an Access Database. (C:\HWSG\Access DB\HWSG_Reporting.mdb) so you should create a link in your new access 2010 database to the " join_Player_Tourny" table …
can not execute macro SOLVER.XLAM!Auto_Open in C# program
Apr 20, 2013 · Question 0 Sign in to vote can not execute macro SOLVER.XLAM!Auto_Open in C# program after upgrade to office 2010 i have already rename to SOLVER.XLAM
How to rename a file's extension? - social.msdn.microsoft.com
Jan 29, 2009 · I have a file upload control that allow users to upload pictures. How do I rename the extension .JPG to .jpg? Basically, I want it to be lower case instead of upper case extension.
Import data from excel file to sql server in c# windows application
Jul 3, 2012 · The example provided in the link shows me how to create a new table in SQL which is not what I want to do. To import Data from excel to SQL Server you need to create new …
Exported numbers to Excel not recognized as number
Jan 11, 2019 · Generally speaking Excel uses the first several rows (I believe top 8 rows) to determine data type of a column or if you give it a string w/o setting the format everything is …
How to set database connection for OpenXML QueryTable …
Aug 31, 2012 · Code below is a little specific to an Excel file in a document library (some may need this peculiar case), anyway the code pattern to update the connection string is the same …
Error in Removing Invalid Name Range of a workbook
May 7, 2013 · -The Name conflicts with an Excel built-in name or the name of another object in the workbook.