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Question : Export DataView to Excel Spreadsheet with C#
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Hello Experts,
I am using the code below to export a DataView to a CSV file. I would prefer to export the dataview into an Excel Spreadsheet because ultimately the data is being used as a datasource for a mail merge. It appears that I cannot use a CSV as a datasource for a mail merge so currently I have a procedure that inserts this data into a Word.doc-- however, it takes a long time to create this Word.doc. I would like to cut out the middle step and believe performance will be better if I use an .xls as opposed to .doc for the datasource.
How can I create a spreadsheet from a DataView?
StreamWriter outputFile = new StreamWriter("c:\\"+fileName+".csv"); string delim;
//write Header Row delim = ""; foreach (DataColumn col in dv.Table.Columns) { outputFile.Write(delim); outputFile.Write(col.ColumnName); delim = ","; } outputFile.WriteLine();
//write data into each row foreach (DataRowView row in dv) { delim = ""; foreach (object item in row.Row.ItemArray) { outputFile.Write(delim); outputFile.Write(item); delim = ","; } outputFile.WriteLine(); } outputFile.Close();
Thanks for your help.
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Answer : Export DataView to Excel Spreadsheet with C#
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use SaveAs method of Excel.WorkBook object
E.g. // Instantiate Excel and start a new workbook. objApp = new Excel.Application(); objBooks = objApp.Workbooks; objBook = objBooks.Add( Missing.Value );
Then use objBook.SaveAs(@"C:\folder\Book1.xls", m_objOpt, m_objOpt, m_objOpt, m_objOpt, m_objOpt, Excel.XlSaveAsAccessMode.xlNoChange, m_objOpt, m_objOpt, m_objOpt, m_objOpt);
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