Information about OWC11 Spreadsheet Control

[stocki]

Hi,

as I am rather new to the above mentioned spreadsheet contol and as I
am browsing the internet for quite some hours now to find a good
starting point of info, I would ask you, whether someone knows some
good links to grab some information from.

So far I placed an OWC spreadsheet control on my C# WinForm, I can
write some numbers in the cells, set the background colour and so on.

What is giving me a headache is to put a border around a cell / some
cells for example. Another problem is to clear the whole spreadsheet.
And so on ... so mainly basic stuff.

Any link or point of information is highly appreciated!

Cheers

Stocki

 

[Lautlos]

Hello stocki,

for a start I would recommend, that you locate the file

OWCVBA11.chm

and have a look at the classes, methods and properties described there.

I am sure you will soon share my opinion concerning this documentation... ;-)

Unfortunately I know no tutorial or similar resource on the web, so I would
recommend buying a book that covers the OWCs...

Clear skies,
Lautlos

 

[stocki]

Hello stocki,

for a start I would recommend, that you locate the file

OWCVBA11.chm

and have a look at the classes, methods and properties described there.

I am sure you will soon share my opinion concerning this documentation... ;-)

Unfortunately I know no tutorial or similar resource on the web, so I would
recommend buying a book that covers the OWCs...

Clear skies,
Lautlos

Hi Lautlos,

thanks for the quick repsonse. Unfortunatelly I am always running in
an error when looking at the different pages. Secondly I didn't find
any example for using the "BorderAround" Method. For the linestyle
e.g. you need to create an object first. And what about the
ColorIndex? I have no clue ...

Cheers

Stocki

 

[Josh Sale]

Stocki,

Alvin (who usually can be found trolling around this ng) has written a
Blackbook on OWC that everybody swears by. You can buy it at Amazon, etc.

josh

 

[stocki]

Hi josh,

good point! I will try to get a copy. Seems as if it is worth a
read ...

Cheers

Stocki