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    Davitor
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    Hi All I am trying to write data in excel.I have found some link which is given by codeproject forum.Link is here [CSpreadSheet - A Class to Read and Write to Excel and Text Delimited Spreadsheet](<a href=). Can any one tell me how i use this class. Plz help me

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      Hi All I am trying to write data in excel.I have found some link which is given by codeproject forum.Link is here [CSpreadSheet - A Class to Read and Write to Excel and Text Delimited Spreadsheet](<a href=). Can any one tell me how i use this class. Plz help me

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      Chandrasekharan P
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      you can do the following, 1. Add the class in to your solution explorer 2. Put the .h file in the program folder. 3. #include "SpreadSheet.h" where you want to call it 4. Create an instance of the class where you want to access it something like

      CSpreadSheet SpreadSheet;

      Use the instance to call the functions from the class. Hope it helps :)

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        you can do the following, 1. Add the class in to your solution explorer 2. Put the .h file in the program folder. 3. #include "SpreadSheet.h" where you want to call it 4. Create an instance of the class where you want to access it something like

        CSpreadSheet SpreadSheet;

        Use the instance to call the functions from the class. Hope it helps :)

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        Davitor
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        thanks for reply. When i use these step 1. Add the class in to your solution explorer 2. Put the .h file in the program folder. 3. #include "SpreadSheet.h" where you want to call it then i am getting error

        fatal error C1083: Cannot open include file: 'SpreadSheet.h': No such file or directory

        so where i did wrong.

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          thanks for reply. When i use these step 1. Add the class in to your solution explorer 2. Put the .h file in the program folder. 3. #include "SpreadSheet.h" where you want to call it then i am getting error

          fatal error C1083: Cannot open include file: 'SpreadSheet.h': No such file or directory

          so where i did wrong.

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          Chandrasekharan P
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          Use

          #include "CSpreadSheet.h"

          It should work. :)

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            Use

            #include "CSpreadSheet.h"

            It should work. :)

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            Davitor
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            thanks error solved.

            modified on Tuesday, July 7, 2009 2:35 AM

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              thanks error solved.

              modified on Tuesday, July 7, 2009 2:35 AM

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              Rajesh R Subramanian
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