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  1. Aug 6th, 2001, 07:00 PM #1
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    spread sheet in vb?

    is there a way to put a spread sheet in vb w/ read/write privlages?
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    Well, there are some great third party controls for that (like Formula One) but they come with a large price tag.
    If you have Excel installed you could click Project|Components and pick the Insertable Objects tag and check Microsoft Excel Worksheet.
    Draw one on your form and voila instant Excel...
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    Or u can build ur own using a grid (such as Flexgrid) and fake the writing side using textboxes etc. Have seen tutorials on this in VB help file but it looks sorta crappy. If u are super keen it is not "too" difficult to build your own from scratch even in pure VB. Hell might as well come out and say it... i only responded to this thread cos well... u spell it beginner NOT begginer!!
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  4. Aug 6th, 2001, 11:40 PM #4
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    Check out the spreadsheet control in the office web components library which is a lightweight version of excel that can be added to any application.
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