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Edb
12/5/2003 9:57:51 AM
Hi all,
I am willing to pay someone to help me resolve my gaps
in .net. They are ...


- Assess a project I started and help me understand how to
create muliple inserts to SQL Server RDBMS.
- Create an Export to excel function (I may figure this
out today).
- Assess my Web Service understanding
- Assess my Import Excel to .Net understanding

Please e-mail me at info@dm2000.com with subjectline.
Help is Here and your phone number.

thx,
Ed Kaim [MSFT]
12/15/2003 6:06:07 PM
One quick & dirty way to export to Excel is to use comma separated variables
(CSV). In CSV, columns are separated by commas, and rows are separates by
newlines. It looks like this:

LastName, FirstName, City
Smith, Bill, New York
Jones, John, Redmond

if you save it with a ".csv" extension, Excel should be able to open in up
with no problem. Then again, this is just quick and dirty.

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