WTD: Simple Function to Export DataGridView to Excel

[Mike Wilson]

Dear all,

I'm sure someone has already done this, so as not to wish to re-invent the
wheel - and Google not turning up anything I can use, does anyone have a
suitable function into which I can pass a DataGridView - and have all the
columns and rows parsed and an Excel Workbook created with the DataGridView
contents and column headers transposed onto the first Worksheet?

Many thanks in advance!

Mike

[mnadeem.abbasi@gmail.com]

Re: WTD: Simple Function to Export DataGridView to Excel

On Apr 5, 6:04 pm, "Mike Wilson" <liddlefeeshSor ryNoS...@gmail. com>
wrote:

Dear all,
>
I'm sure someone has already done this, so as not to wish to re-invent the
wheel - and Google not turning up anything I can use, does anyone have a
suitable function into which I can pass a DataGridView - and have all the
columns and rows parsed and an Excel Workbook created with the DataGridView
contents and column headers transposed onto the first Worksheet?
>
Many thanks in advance!
>
Mike

Check this article
http://www.codeguru.com/forum/archiv.../t-411456.html

--NA

[Mike Wilson]

Re: WTD: Simple Function to Export DataGridView to Excel

<mnadeem.abbasi @gmail.comwrote in message
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On Apr 5, 6:04 pm, "Mike Wilson" <liddlefeeshSor ryNoS...@gmail. com>
wrote:

>Dear all,
>>
>I'm sure someone has already done this, so as not to wish to re-invent
>the
>wheel - and Google not turning up anything I can use, does anyone have a
>suitable function into which I can pass a DataGridView - and have all the
>columns and rows parsed and an Excel Workbook created with the
>DataGridView
>contents and column headers transposed onto the first Worksheet?
>>
>Many thanks in advance!
>>
>Mike

>
Check this article
http://www.codeguru.com/forum/archiv.../t-411456.html

Many thanks - helpful article.

M