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Misc:Function : MSFLEXGrid to EXCEL Export
MsFLEXGrid to EXcel Export Function
Public Sub FlexGrid2Excel(TheFlexgrid As MSFlexGrid, _
Optional TheRows As Integer, Optional TheCols As Integer, _
Optional GridStyle As Integer = 1, Optional WorkSheetName _
As String)
Dim objXL As New Excel.Application
Dim wbXL As New Excel.Workbook
Dim wsXL As New Excel.Worksheet
Dim intRow As Integer ' counter
Dim intCol As Integer ' counter
Dim MrgRowStart As Integer
Dim MrgRowEnd As Integer
Dim MrgCol As Integer
Dim MrgData As String
Dim i As Integer
Dim MrgNow As String
If Not IsObject(objXL) Then
MsgBox "You need Microsoft Excel to use this function", _
vbExclamation, "Print to Excel"
Exit Sub
End If
On Error Resume Next
TheRows = TheFlexgrid.Rows
TheCols = TheFlexgrid.Cols
objXL.Visible = True
Set wbXL = objXL.Workbooks.Add
Set wsXL = objXL.ActiveSheet
' name the worksheet
With wsXL
If Not WorkSheetName = "" Then
.Name = WorkSheetName
End If
End With
' fill worksheet
For intRow = 1 To TheFlexgrid.Rows
For intCol = 1 To TheFlexgrid.Cols
With TheFlexgrid
wsXL.Cells(intRow, intCol).Value = _
.TextMatrix(intRow - 1, intCol - 1) & " "
'wsXL.Range(wsXL.Cells(intRow, intCol), wsXL.Cells(intRow, intCol)).Borders.weight = 2
End With
Next
Next
' format the look
For intCol = 1 To TheCols
wsXL.Columns(intCol).AutoFit
Next
wsXL.Range("a1", Right(wsXL.Columns(TheCols).AddressLocal, 1) & TheRows).AutoFormat xlRangeAutoFormatTable1 'GridStyle
wsXL.Range("a1", Right(wsXL.Columns(TheCols).AddressLocal, 1) & TheRows).rowheight = 24
'Merge check---
MrgRowStart = 0: MrgRowEnd = 0: MrgCol = 0
MrgData = ""
MrgNow = ""
For intCol = 1 To TheFlexgrid.Cols
For intRow = 1 To TheFlexgrid.Rows
If MrgData = wsXL.Cells(intRow, intCol) And MrgData <> "EMPTY" And Trim(MrgData) <> "" Then
MrgNow = "START"
If MrgRowStart = 0 Then
MrgRowStart = intRow - 1
End If
MrgRowEnd = intRow
MrgCol = intCol
ElseIf MrgNow = "START" And MrgData <> wsXL.Cells(intRow, intCol) Then
MrgNow = "NOW"
End If
If MrgData <> "" And MrgData <> "EMPTY" And Trim(MrgData) <> "" And MrgNow = "NOW" And MrgRowStart <> MrgRowEnd Then
For i = MrgRowStart + 1 To MrgRowEnd
wsXL.Cells(i, MrgCol) = ""
Next i
wsXL.Range(wsXL.Cells(MrgRowStart, MrgCol), wsXL.Cells(MrgRowEnd, MrgCol)).Borders.Weight = 2
wsXL.Range(wsXL.Cells(MrgRowStart, MrgCol), wsXL.Cells(MrgRowEnd, MrgCol)).WrapText = True
wsXL.Range(wsXL.Cells(MrgRowStart, MrgCol), wsXL.Cells(MrgRowEnd, MrgCol)).Font.Size = 6
wsXL.Range(wsXL.Cells(MrgRowStart, MrgCol), wsXL.Cells(MrgRowEnd, MrgCol)).Merge
MrgRowStart = 0: MrgRowEnd = 0: MrgCol = 0
MrgData = "": MrgNow = ""
End If
wsXL.Range(wsXL.Cells(intRow, intCol), wsXL.Cells(intRow, intCol)).Borders.Weight = 2
If Trim(wsXL.Cells(intRow, intCol)) <> "" Then
wsXL.Range(wsXL.Cells(intRow, intCol), wsXL.Cells(intRow, intCol)).HorizontalAlignment = xlCenter
wsXL.Range(wsXL.Cells(intRow, intCol), wsXL.Cells(intRow, intCol)).VerticalAlignment = xlCenter
End If
MrgData = IIf(wsXL.Cells(intRow, intCol) = "", "EMPTY", wsXL.Cells(intRow, intCol))
Next intRow
MrgRowStart = 0
Next intCol
wsXL.PageSetup.LeftMargin = objXL.InchesToPoints(0.4)
wsXL.PageSetup.TopMargin = objXL.InchesToPoints(0.4)
End Sub
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• Visual Basic .NET is part of a grand new initiative by Microsoft. It is a complete re-engineering of Visual Basic for the Microsoft .NET framework. With Visual Basic .NET, you are able to quickly build Windows-based applications (the emphasis in this course), web-based applications and, eventually, software for other devices, such as palm computers.
• Windows applications built using Visual Basic .NET feature a Graphical User Interface (GUI). Users interact with a set of visual tools (buttons, text boxes, tool bars, menu items) to make an application do its required tasks. The applications have a familiar appearance to the user. As you develop as a Visual Basic .NET programmer, you will begin to look at Windows applications in a different light. You will recognize and understand how various elements of Word, Excel, Access and other applications work. You will develop a new vocabulary to describe the elements of Windows applications.
