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Are you opening the workbook the user has selected at any point?<br />
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Where/how would you want the sheets listed?
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Are you opening the workbook the user has selected at any point?

Where/how would you want the sheets listed?

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No, there is no reason for them to have it open. However, if it will aid this process they could open it.
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No, there is no reason for them to have it open. However, if it will aid this process they could open it.

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I have a VS C# application that reads an Excel spreadsheet and writes data into a table in SQL. The users now want to use this same spreadsheet but separate data into different tabs. Is there a way to prompt the user and display the different tabs in the spreadsheet and allow them to chose which tab has the data they want to import? I will also need to read the data in the corresponding tab.
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I have a VS C# application that reads an Excel spreadsheet and writes data into a table in SQL. The users now want to use this same spreadsheet but separate data into different tabs. Is there a way to prompt the user and display the different tabs in the spreadsheet and allow them to chose which tab has the data they want to import? I will also need to read the data in the corresponding tab.

Display to user the TABS in an Excel spreadsheet before importing using VS C#.

C# is an object-oriented programming language created in conjunction with Microsoft’s .NET framework. Compilation is usually done into the Microsoft Intermediate Language (MSIL), which is then JIT-compiled to native code (and cached) during execution in the Common Language Runtime (CLR).