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Imports Data from XLS file to DataGridView VB 2005

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    Hi all forum menber I have XLS file which have format Adress Name Adress Name Adress Name Adr1 Name1 Adr2 Name2 Adr3 Name3 Adr4 Name4 Adr5 Name5 Adr6 Name6 this data is read and input DataGridView which have format Adress Name Adr1 Name1 Adr2 Name2 Adr3 Name3 Adr4 Name4 Adr5 Name5 Adr6 Name6 Please tell me the way to do it Thanks all Surport

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      Hi all forum menber I have XLS file which have format Adress Name Adress Name Adress Name Adr1 Name1 Adr2 Name2 Adr3 Name3 Adr4 Name4 Adr5 Name5 Adr6 Name6 this data is read and input DataGridView which have format Adress Name Adr1 Name1 Adr2 Name2 Adr3 Name3 Adr4 Name4 Adr5 Name5 Adr6 Name6 Please tell me the way to do it Thanks all Surport

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      Have a look in your Control Panel/Administrative Tools/Data Sources. You may find that you have a Data Source called Excel Files under either the User DSN or System DSN tab. Using this, connector may be the simpliest way of achieving your desired results.

      Steve Jowett ------------------------- Real programmers don't comment their code. If it was hard to write, it should be hard to read.

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