In my Winforms application, I want to export the data from my DataGridView to a Excel spreadsheet.
Is it simply a job of looping and outputting the results comma seperated?
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Is it simply a job of looping and outputing the results comma seperated? Yes. It is a simpler way without any dependencies.
If you need more control, you can always automate excel from vb.net or from C#..
From Gulzar -
Outputting results comma separated will give you a .csv not an excel spreadsheet; although excel can read a csv, and once open in excel you could save it document as excel file. To actually write a file in the excel format I believe you have to use an Ole Provider or something like that, but I've never bothered, since the workaround of creating a csv and outside of code making it an excel file is simple enough.
From Timothy Carter -
Slightly hacky, but Excel will also open a html file saved with a .xls extension. This has the advantage of being able to include formatting.
From ballpointpeon
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