Export to OpenOffice
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There is this[^] pdf file which is in c#, if you are able to translate. If not, I used c# openoffice interop as my search phrase, just substitute 'vb' for my 'c#' and see what you get. Bound to be something useful.
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ivo75 wrote:
Can I export to OpenOffice from DataGridView? I can export to MS Word and MS Excel
Yes. You can probably open the files that you're generating for Word and Excel using OpenOffice Writer and Calc.
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Yes, by exporting as RTF and CSV respectively. OpenOffice knows both formats too. Exporting to CSV is most easily done using a OleDb connection.
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No. Without Word or Office installed, you cannot export to one of the Office native formats without Office installed. Well, maybe. If you're trying to export to Office 2003 native formats, you'd have to find a third party library that can write those formats. For Office 2007 and above, you can go through some of this[^] since Microsoft abandoned the proprietary formats and adopted an open XML file format instead.
A guide to posting questions on CodeProject[^]
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No. Without Word or Office installed, you cannot export to one of the Office native formats without Office installed. Well, maybe. If you're trying to export to Office 2003 native formats, you'd have to find a third party library that can write those formats. For Office 2007 and above, you can go through some of this[^] since Microsoft abandoned the proprietary formats and adopted an open XML file format instead.
A guide to posting questions on CodeProject[^]
Dave Kreskowiak