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    Hi, I have been researching how to automate settting cell values in a excel spreadsheet I have seen a number of examples with the following code snipet range.Setvalue(Colevariant(ColeSafeArray &) It seem from this that the range object has a setvalue method but I have yet to find where this is documented Any help would be appreciated Thanks in advance

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      Hi, I have been researching how to automate settting cell values in a excel spreadsheet I have seen a number of examples with the following code snipet range.Setvalue(Colevariant(ColeSafeArray &) It seem from this that the range object has a setvalue method but I have yet to find where this is documented Any help would be appreciated Thanks in advance

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      I demonstrated how to use Google in my response to your question below, perhaps you could try it for yourself first.

      One of these days I'm going to think of a really clever signature.

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        I demonstrated how to use Google in my response to your question below, perhaps you could try it for yourself first.

        One of these days I'm going to think of a really clever signature.

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        Is the answer XPATH XPATH represents a range ? did a word that correctly

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          Is the answer XPATH XPATH represents a range ? did a word that correctly

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          No idea what that means, but it took one single Google search to find this article[^].

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            No idea what that means, but it took one single Google search to find this article[^].

            One of these days I'm going to think of a really clever signature.

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            Hi Looking at that article I think what I am looking for is in that header file excel8.h or some other header with excel method,properties definations is this automatically included with office

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              Hi Looking at that article I think what I am looking for is in that header file excel8.h or some other header with excel method,properties definations is this automatically included with office

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              ForNow wrote:

              is this automatically included with office

              No idea, you need to read the article and any associated links for the details of how to do it.

              One of these days I'm going to think of a really clever signature.

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