Hello,
I would like to manually edit some data during runtime and save/load it to/from any file.
I think about a kind of Grid-component like DataGrid but it must be editable by an operator during runtime without being connected to any database.
What kind of object do I need?
I tried many but...
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>Then bind your controls to the ADODC.
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Well, this is my actual question which I keep repeating over and over again but get no answers only echo's. ;-)
I know I have to bind, but my question is simply HOW do I bind my TextBox to an ADODC object?
A precise code example would make me very...
Hello,
Maybe I did not explain my problem clear enough.
My VB6 application must be able to modify existing Excel files.
All these Excel files have the same structure (1 WorkSheet, 5 fixed Columns)
only the number of rows (Records) may differ from file to file.
The VB6 application must be able...
okay,
but then,
how do I connect a textbox to this database so I can edit a specific field of that database?
As I'm used in MSAccess, just connect a textbox during RUNTIME with a specific database/excel field and voila, you can edit the data. I did not find anything like that with VB...
Hello,
but how do I implement an MDB-Database into VB6 and import data from an Excel-file at RUNTIME in this MDB-database?
This Excel-file must be selectable from the VB6 application because this Excel-file will be subject to updates.
I just need some hints what objects and functions to use...
Hello,
I think GetObject opens an Excel Application/Worksheet.
But I only want to use the Excel Worksheet as a kind of 'invisible' database that can be updated from VB6.
As my VB6 application is used to control mobile testers the serviceman get his working addresses from an Excel sheet that...
Hello,
After two full days of continuous searching/trying/reading/experimenting I hope to find an answer to my problem in this forum. ;-)
I like to connect an arbitrary Excel file to my VB6 application at RUNTIME and automatically connect textboxes or any other data-modifying-object to Excel...
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