Use CellAlignmentOffset (or ColumnAlignmentOffsetAt) to control alignment for decimal values.ĬellCheckBoxValueAt - Used to check or uncheck a checkbox that is in a cell.ĬellTypeAt, ColumnTypeAt - Specifies the type of a cell or column via the CellTypes enumeration. MessageBox.Show(ex.Message, p_stTitle, MessageBoxButtons.HasBorder - Specifies if the border appears or not.ĬellAlignmentAt, CellAlignmentOffsetAt - Used to specify cell alignments for specific cells (Default, Left, Center, Right, Decimal via the DesktopListBox.Alignments enumeration). XLWbook.easy_WriteXLSBFile_FromDataSet(TargetFile, dsData, XLFormat, "Import") 'Create the workbook, add data to the worksheet, format the table and name the worksheet. XLFormat.InitAs(_3D_EFFECTS1)ĭim SourceFile As String = DocumentsPath + "\Text Files\TextReport.txt"ĭim dsData As DataSet = XLWbook.easy_ReadTXTFile_AsDataSet(SourceFile, vbNewLine,vbTab)ĭim TargetFile As String = DocumentsPath + "\Excel Files\Txt_Import.xlsb"
#XOJO DATAGRID CODE#
'Shorten the code for using a built-in format. The following cases speaks for itself:įunction Convert_TXT_To_XLSB() As Booleanĭim XLWbook As ExcelDocument = New ExcelDocument()
![xojo datagrid xojo datagrid](https://xldennis.files.wordpress.com/2013/07/ribbonelements1.png)
In my upcoming third article about EasyXLS focus will be set on how we can convert various file formats to various MS Excel file formats and vice versa. It’s extraordinary the fact that it requires only a few code lines.
![xojo datagrid xojo datagrid](http://static.softsilo.com/screenshots/6/300x170/164006.jpg)
The final case shows how easy it is to convert a text file to a MS Excel workbook. MessageBox.Show(ex.Message, p_stTitle, MessageBoxButtons.OK) XLWbook.easy_WriteTXTFile(DocumentsPath + "\Text Files\TextReport.txt", (), vbNewLine, vbTab) 'Create the text file, add the worksheet to the text file. setValue(CType(Row.Item("ShipCountry"), String)) With XLWSheetDataTable.easy_getCell(iRow,2) setValue(CType(Row.Item("Freight"), String)) With XLWSheetDataTable.easy_getCell(iRow,1) setValue(CType(Row.Item("CustomerID"), String))
![xojo datagrid xojo datagrid](https://docplayer.net/docs-images/44/12354573/images/page_6.jpg)
With XLWSheetDataTable.easy_getCell(iRow,0) 'Write the data from the datatable to the worksheet. 'Setup connection, retrieve the data, add data to a datatable.ĭim oleCon As OleDbConnection = New OleDbConnection(stCon)ĭim oleAdtp As OleDbDataAdapter = New OleDbDataAdapter(stSQL, oleCon) 'The connection string for the Access database.ĭim stCon As String = String.Format("Provider=.12.0 Data Source=\db\NorthWind.accdb Persist Security Info=False ", stPath) 'SQL query to acquire wanted data from the Access database.Ĭonst stSQL As String = "SELECT CustomerID, Freight, ShipCountry FROM Orders ORDER BY ShipCountry "ĭim stPath As String = () Private Function Export_Table() As Booleanĭim XLWBook As ExcelDocument = New ExcelDocument()ĭim DocumentsPath As String = Environment.GetFolderPath()
#XOJO DATAGRID HOW TO#
The first case shows how to export a data table to a workbook: My approach is therefore to provide wide and well commented solutions.īefore looking on the cases, here are the imported classes on top of the code module: It’s difficult to find new approaches in view of how well documented EasyXLS actually is. Also, the few code lines it requires to create powerful solutions. Again it strikes me how easy it is to work with EasyXLS’s Excel object model.
![xojo datagrid xojo datagrid](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/HAdklAY56M4/maxresdefault.jpg)
In my second article about EasyXLS focus is on how to export data to MS Excel Workbooks by using the excellent.