office-automation

I am looking to run a macro, let's call it Macro01 from WorkSheet01 on WorkSheet02. Using Microsoft.Office.Interop.Excel Namespace I have opened a WorkSheet01. public void Main_CodedStep() { // Object for missing (or optional) arguments. object oMissing = System.Reflection.Missing.Value; // Create an instance of Microsoft Excel Excel.ApplicationClass oExcel = new Excel.ApplicationClass(); // Make it visible oExcel.Visible = true; // Open Worksheet01.xlsm Excel.Workbooks oBooks = oExcel.Workbooks; Excel._Workbook oBook = null; oBook = oBooks.Open("C:\\Users\\Admin\\Documents\\Worksheet01.xlsm",

We have a project of managing printing documents. At first I wonder why printing options couldn't be set up in single place. For example printer tray selection for first page and for other pages can be done using MS Word automation : var doc = _applicationObject.Documents.OpenNoRepairDialog(FileName: ref sourceFile, ReadOnly: ref readOnly, AddToRecentFiles: ref addToRecentFiles, Visible: ref visible); doc.PageSetup.FirstPageTray = (WdPaperTray) firstPageTrayCode; doc.PageSetup.OtherPagesTray = (WdPaperTray) otherPagesTrayCode; _applicationObject.ActivePrinter = printerPath; doc.Activate();

Is it possible in any way to edit an excel sheet through an ASP.net page that contains macro. I have tried to open the Excel sheet and it seems to just hang rather than load the excel. Testing on a page without macros works perfectly fine? xxbbcc Disclaimer : I don't know the Excel license agreement and I don't know if utilizing Excel in a server process violates it or not. This is purely a technical description of how to get it working. The reader is advised to check the license agreement to see if it's allowed to do so or not. Different Office versions may have different license agreements.

I could see a lot of very similar threads all around, but nothing seem to give me a solution which ought to be very basic. From my winforms application, I need to close a running instance of a word document (opened from the application itself). When I open the word document from the application, I keep a track of it in a list. Now how can I close the same doc? Here is what I tried: private bool CloseWord(string osPath) //here I pass the fully qualified path of the file { try { Word.Application app = (Word.Application)Marshal.GetActiveObject("Word.Application"); if (app == null) return true;

I am writing a web service and would like to change the .docx or .doc to .xps. I'm using office com to help me to save as .xps format as following: [WebMethod] public string GetDocPreviewUrl(string m_userName, string m_orgFileName) { string m_returnUrl = ""; string m_orgFilePath = _currentDirectory + "\\" + m_userName + "\\" + m_orgFileName; if (File.Exists(m_orgFilePath)) { string m_xpsFilePath = _currentDirectory + "\\" + m_userName + "\\" + Path.GetFileNameWithoutExtension(m_orgFileName) + ".xps"; OfficeToXpsConversionResult m_converstionResult = OfficeToXps.ConvertToXps(m_orgFilePath, ref

I’m well aware of the Microsoft support base article stating that it’s not supported to automate office products UI less. It seems that Windows Server 2008 x64 and Excel 2007 enforce the given statement. I’m running the following code in a NT Service (Local System account) OnStart method. All it does is Excel automation the way it’s working when you run the same code in a Console Application. The provided code has two parts. The first part launches Excel, creates a new work book and saves it to the given filename. The second part launches a new instance of Excel and opens the given file. The