Re: [Dev-C++] Save data in MS Exel Workbook format......
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From: lordSauron <lor...@gm...> - 2005-08-19 19:57:53
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On 8/18/05, LETCHUMANAN SAMINADAN <arl...@ya...> wrote:
> Dear all,=20
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> I'm designing a program by using Dev C++ under MS Windows XP Pro. Current=
ly
> I'm using MS Exel Pro 2003 to save my data.....=20
Yay. What's it supposed to do?
I really can't answer anything unless I know what the heck you're
telling me you're trying to do, furthermore, reading an xls is really
difficult. I'd suggest getting an API or something to help you there.
Talk to the guys on the PHP groups - they've had that problem a lot,
and they're really good (usually) and I don't remember them ever
finding a solution, but since they shut up about it after about a week
something tells me that they more or less find a solution. Though I
would reccommend requireing the input to be something more readable,
like XML, which is at least understandable by humans (with IQs over 98
;)
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> The source code I'm using for this application is:-=20
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> sp =3D fopen("utility.xls","a+");
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> fprintf(sp,"DATE \t MACHINE \t MACHINE HRS \t PT. NUM \t EMP.NAME\n"); =
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> fclose(sp);
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> When I view the data. The data has been saved in "Text(Tab delimited)" un=
der
> Save as type. But I would like the data to be saved in "Microsoft Office
> Exel Workbook".
So... you want to save this info into a Microsoft Excel workbook? I
still don't quite understand.
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> Kindly need your help. Please send me the source code for this applicatio=
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> Do you Yahoo!?
No.
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gmail lookalike, no doubt... just admit it, gmail's better!
I know I just mocked a email signature, but it was so fun you'll have
to excuse my avid cynicysm. I hope you find a solution to your
problem!
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