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Display Excel Column Headings in Listbox

Asked by jones_r in C# Programming Language

Tags: excel, column, listbox, headings

Hi All -

I need to grab the headings off an xls sheet then display the headers in a listbox.  The file location and sheet name of the xls will be pre-defined.  The column headers will always be in Row 1. The number of headers will vary, depending on the xls.

I was able to do this in VB6 but need to re-write as C# - here's VB6 solution:
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Private Sub XLSHeaderImport()
On Error GoTo import_error
  dim sSql as String
  dim SheetName as String

   SheetName = "Sheet1"

   With oConn
       .Provider = "Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0"
       .Properties("Extended Properties").Value = "Excel 8.0"
       .Open mstrFile, , , -1
         ' mstrFile is the xls file location defined by user with Common Dialog
   End With
   
   sSql = "SELECT * From [" & SheetName & "$]"  
   
   oRS.Open (sSql), oConn, adOpenStatic
   
   Dim fld As ADODB.Field
       
        For Each fld In oRS.Fields
            ' add item to list box
            frmMatching.ListXLS.AddItem fld.Name
        Next
       
       
   oRS.Close

End Sub
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Any thoughts?

Rachael
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