Is it possible to (1) create a new excel worksheet and write to it, (2) save
and close it, AND THEN (3) reopen it and CONTINUE adding rows where you left
off? I am making an application which logs events, where each event is
written to a new row. If so, then how?

I'm using C# with .NET and MS office 2003.

Thanks in advance.

In message <O4aW$(E-Mail Removed)>, James Alba <(E-Mail Removed)>
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>Is it possible to (1) create a new excel worksheet and write to it, (2) save
>and close it, AND THEN (3) reopen it and CONTINUE adding rows where you left
>off? I am making an application which logs events, where each event is
>written to a new row.

Yes. You just need somewhere to store the last row number; somewhere in
the spreadsheet, for example. Or you could iterate through the rows
until you find an empty one.

Personally, I'd write to a text file. It's easier, faster, doesn't load
the Excel Monster into memory and doesn't depend on Excel being
installed. You can always import it into Excel.

--
Steve Walker