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Com Automation latest library for working with ms excel.

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    Com Automation latest library for working with ms excel in mfc vosual studio vc++, can anyone suggest from where i get this.

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      Com Automation latest library for working with ms excel in mfc vosual studio vc++, can anyone suggest from where i get this.

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      If you need excel in a C++ app, you can consider using this library: GitHub - troldal/OpenXLSX: A C++ library for reading, writing, creating and modifying Microsoft Excel® (.xlsx) files.[^] Less overhead than COM Automation !

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        Com Automation latest library for working with ms excel in mfc vosual studio vc++, can anyone suggest from where i get this.

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        1. In VS menu Project -> Add New Item ... -> 2. In "Add New Item" dialog select MFC in the treeview left, and then choose the "MFC Class From Typelib" and press the Add button 3. In the "Add Class From Typelib" dialog choose the source of interface (registry or file), type libraries and then all the needed interfaces. 4. then press OK

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