Office Example: Spreadsheet from DBF tables
Description
This example creates a workbook with three sheets from DBF tables using AlphaSports. After the spreadsheet is populated, it is opened in Microsoft Excel.
dim DocumentFile as C = "C:\temp\A5OfficeSample4.xlsx" dim Doc as Office::ExcelDocument ' Declare the document variable CreateWorkbook(Doc) 'load all tables into sheets Path = file.filename_parse(DocumentFile, "P") on error resume next File.Dir_Create(Path) on error goto 0 if Doc.Save(DocumentFile) 'Release all references to the document because we are about to open it in Excel delete Doc sys_open(DocumentFile) else ui_msg_box("Error Saving Document", "Unable to save document to " \ + DocumentFile + ":" + crlf(2) + Doc.ErrorMessage) end if FUNCTION CreateWorkbook as V(Doc as Office::ExcelDocument) dim Sheet as Office::Spreadsheet ' Pointer to the spreadsheet dim Path as C = A5.Get_Exe_Path() + "\Samples\AlphaSports\\" ' Load the tables LoadTable(Doc, Sheet, Path, "SalesPeople") LoadTable(Doc, Sheet, Path, "Product") LoadTable(Doc, Sheet, Path, "Customer") END FUNCTION FUNCTION LoadTable as L (Doc as Office::ExcelDocument, \ BYREF Sheet as Office::Spreadsheet,\ Path as C, TableName as C) on error goto noload t = table.open(Path + TableName + ".DBF") Sheet = Doc.AddSheetFromDBF(t, TableName) noload: END FUNCTION
See Also
- Office
- Generate Excel Spreadsheets Programmatically
- Office::ExcelDocument
- Office::Excel2003Document
- Office::SpreadSheet
- Office::Format
- Office::Font
- Office Enumerations
- How to perform common spreadsheet operations
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