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Ok cool thanks for that. &nbsp;I will have to check into that. &nbsp;I noticed that in task manager when I was in the compiled program I ended task on excel.exe and all of a sudden the spreadsheet disappeared from my program so hopefully that doesn't happen with the viewer.
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Ok cool thanks for that.  I will have to check into that.  I noticed that in task manager when I was in the compiled program I ended task on excel.exe and all of a sudden the spreadsheet disappeared from my program so hopefully that doesn't happen with the viewer.

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Hi All - I'm wondering if there is a control or addon that looks like Excel but isn't really Excel? &nbsp;I used the Excel addin but noticed when you double click it after compiling it as an exe that excel.exe is loaded also. &nbsp;That won't work in case a machine doesn't have it. &nbsp;Also I looked at the flexgrid and datagrid but they don't seem as fancy as Excel...<br />
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All suggestions appreciated...<br />
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Thanks!<br />
Zack
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Hi All - I'm wondering if there is a control or addon that looks like Excel but isn't really Excel?  I used the Excel addin but noticed when you double click it after compiling it as an exe that excel.exe is loaded also.  That won't work in case a machine doesn't have it.  Also I looked at the flexgrid and datagrid but they don't seem as fancy as Excel...

All suggestions appreciated...

Thanks!
Zack

VB6 Excel like control

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