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David K. Kim
As in VB's
MyWorksheet.Cells(2,3) = "Hello1"
If I wanna do this in VC++,
What's the equivalent way(using ATL).
More specifically,
I've downloaded the following code from a Web source.
.............
CoInitialize(NULL);
Excel::_ApplicationPtr excel;
HRESULT hr = excel.CreateInstance(L"Excel.Application");
Excel::_WorkbookPtr workbook =
excel->Workbooks->Add(static_cast<long>(Excel::xlWorksheet));
Excel::_WorksheetPtr worksheet = excel->ActiveSheet;
worksheet->Range["A1"]->Value = "Hello1"; // Set a value
workbook->Close();
excel->Quit();
CoUninitialize();
........
In this source code,
How can I change this
worksheet->Range["A1"]->Value = "Hello1";
to the following way
worksheet->Cells ?
Thanks, In advance.
MyWorksheet.Cells(2,3) = "Hello1"
If I wanna do this in VC++,
What's the equivalent way(using ATL).
More specifically,
I've downloaded the following code from a Web source.
.............
CoInitialize(NULL);
Excel::_ApplicationPtr excel;
HRESULT hr = excel.CreateInstance(L"Excel.Application");
Excel::_WorkbookPtr workbook =
excel->Workbooks->Add(static_cast<long>(Excel::xlWorksheet));
Excel::_WorksheetPtr worksheet = excel->ActiveSheet;
worksheet->Range["A1"]->Value = "Hello1"; // Set a value
workbook->Close();
excel->Quit();
CoUninitialize();
........
In this source code,
How can I change this
worksheet->Range["A1"]->Value = "Hello1";
to the following way
worksheet->Cells ?
Thanks, In advance.