How can i write a excel file through c program.?
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Abhay wrote:I think I misunderstood your question. I thought you wanted to sendHow can i write a excel file through c program.?
data to Excel, but mayybe you want to just write a CSV file.
In the later case ignore my message.
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Abhay wrote:
Like all other text files. Using fprintf or similar functions.How can i write a excel file through c program.?
Do you have a specific problem?
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Malcolm McLean wrote:How do you plan to introduce each coma? With a blunt instrument?"Abhay" <abhay.asingh@g mail.comwrote:
>>>How can i write a excel file through c program.?
Probably what you want is a coma-separated values file.
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In article <47BD8A13.83921 60F@yahoo.com>,
CBFalconer <cbfalconer@mai neline.netwrote :Keep in mind that neither commas nor comas are good choices for>Malcolm McLean wrote:>>"Abhay" <abhay.asingh@g mail.comwrote:
>>>>>>How can i write a excel file through c program.?
>Probably what you want is a coma-separated values file.
>How do you plan to introduce each coma? With a blunt instrument?
delimiters. The best, native, delimiter for Excel is TAB.
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Abhay schrieb:You can find the specs here:How can i write a excel file through c program.?
Good luck!
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On 21 Feb 2008 at 14:26, CBFalconer wrote:Marvelous. CBF was clearly so excited by his little bit of humor that heMalcolm McLean wrote:>>"Abhay" <abhay.asingh@g mail.comwrote:
>>>>>>How can i write a excel file through c program.?
>Probably what you want is a coma-separated values file.
How do you plan to introduce each coma? With a blunt instrument?
even forgot to berate the OP for an OT post, and Maclean for an OT
reply.
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On Thu, 21 Feb 2008 06:45:11 -0600, jacob navia wrote
(in article <fpjrot$46r$2@a ioe.org>):
It could be that wants to write a .xls file directly. I would guessAbhay wrote:>>How can i write a excel file through c program.?
I think I misunderstood your question. I thought you wanted to send
data to Excel, but mayybe you want to just write a CSV file.
In the later case ignore my message.
that before either your original guess or a .csv file. Either way,
it's not well specified, and probably better answered in some group
specifically for Microsoft programming.
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Abhay wrote:Use fopen() to open the file, making sure to specify binary mode.>
How can i write a excel file through c program.?
Use fwrite() to write your data.
Use fclose() to close the file when you're done.
As to _what_ to write, you'll need to go elsewhere to find specs on
the Excel file format. Perhaps this URL is what you're looking for:
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santosh wrote:Ggggg-g-g-g. :-)Abhay wrote:
>>>How can i write a excel file through c program.?
Like all other text files. Using fprintf or similar functions.
Do you have a specific problem?
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