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The above works good in system..but the problem is only in other systems..
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The above works good in system..but the problem is only in other systems..

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use late binding<br />
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remove excel references<br />
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and use<br />
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Dim &nbsp;excelapp as object<br />
set excelApp = createobject(&quot;Excel.Applic<wbr />ation&quot;)<br />
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This way is version independent
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use late binding


remove excel references

and use

Dim  excelapp as object
set excelApp = createobject("Excel.Application")


This way is version independent

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Hi all,<br />
<br />
&nbsp;I have developed an application. In that I have been provided an option for the user to import data from the listview control to Excel file. I have done that as follows<br />
Dim &nbsp;excelapp as Excel.Application<br />
excelApp = new Excel.Application<br />
....<br />
..<br />
<br />
&nbsp;In my system the excel object is linked with excel10 version. If I make the application package and install that in some other system the export does not work.. I think this is problem with excel version...<br />
<br />
&nbsp;Is there anyway to create excel file with out using the excel.application.<br />
<br />
&nbsp;Thankyou in advance..<br />
<br />
With regards,<br />
lam.<br />
<br />

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Hi all,

 I have developed an application. In that I have been provided an option for the user to import data from the listview control to Excel file. I have done that as follows
Dim  excelapp as Excel.Application
excelApp = new Excel.Application
....
..

 In my system the excel object is linked with excel10 version. If I make the application package and install that in some other system the export does not work.. I think this is problem with excel version...

 Is there anyway to create excel file with out using the excel.application.

 Thankyou in advance..

With regards,
lam.



Excel Application with VB6.0

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