Copy list(of T) to Excel (2003) spreadsheet from Visual Basic Project (or Dataset)

Please give some more explanation.

Also,

What is list (of T)?
What do you mean by (not visible)

list(of T) is VB collection generality where T is some general class.  Such as list(of string) or list(of Integer) or list(of ClassTime) .  T represents a general object.

Not viibile implies that the list is never exposed to a gridview or data view or any form object.  It is strickly a VB collection or array.

Are you doing this in a VSTO environment?

XL environment

If you're in an Excel environment, you are limited by the VBA.  The List (of T) syntax is a .Net construct.  That's why I asked you about VSTO.

I'm not in a VBA environment, notice I said a VB project.    Yes, list(of T) is a .Net construct, and is also available to VB Project work also.    I would prefer to use this as a VB class to fit into a Class library, but could use a solution outside of a library.  

I am coming quickly to the conclusion that it is not possible to form a solution independent of year (2000, to 2006, excluding 2007)  and I'm working to generate a csv file that can the be manually loaded into Excel.  This does seem junkie, but it works.

Thanks

@Jimrustman

>>I'm not in a VBA environment, notice I said a VB project.

This question is in the VB classic zone and general spreadsheet software zone.  Both of these are pretty far removed from VB.Net.  Your "VB Project" response is applicable to both VB classic and VB.Net development environments and Excel VBA development also has a "project" organization.

It is for these reasons, and the "list(of T)" subject at the heart of your question that I asked my VSTO and VBA questions.  If we can get the development and run-time environments nailed down, I can help you get this question into the proper zones.  This will expose your question to the appropriate subject matter experts.

Didn't really solve the problem, just offered a work around that was somewhat obvious