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    Question Generate Excel sheet through coding in VB?

    Hello,

    In my application i am generating execel sheet through coding. But it makes my application very slow.

    is there any other more efficient and optimized way to do this.?

    is it possible to run pre-defined macro in VB at runtime which accept data and generate excel sheet?

    All inputs are welcomed.

    Thanks in advance.
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    If the columns are not going to change then you could create a
    template. Populate the template with your recordset data and
    then view in Excel.

    Is this an option?
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    Hii,

    I have never generated template. what should i do? can you provide me example or link to example?

    Thanks for quick reply.

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    Just create a new Workbook and format it the way you want and save it as something.xlt. Thats all there is to it.
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