I' m trying to import an Excel file in a SQLServer db. If I specify the spreadsheet name it works correctly. Now I'd like to import the spreadsheet without specify its name. Is there a way to retrieve the spreadsheet names of my Excel file in ASP?
Basically, I want to have an asp page that has a button where when you click on it, it opens up a file open dialog box where you can search for any excel file you want to import. Then, once a file is selected, I want to read all the contents of the excel file (from column A) to display into a listbox on the screen (so that each individual row from excel file would be a separate item in the listbox). Also, this data would have to be inserted accordingly into an access database .....
Sorry if this is the wrong place but does anyone have a script which will export data from an access database to an excel spreadsheet allow a user to edit and then import the edited excel spreadsheet into the db?
I copy my emails from microsoft inbox and save it into a textfile and try to read the information and save it into access table. But during i read the textfile i am stuck.
Dim fso, fil, ts, sContents Set fso = Server.CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject") Set fil = fso.getfile(server.mappath("myemails.txt")) Set ts = fil.openastextstream(1) sContents = ts.readall aBuild = Split(sContents, "From:", 2) sFrom = Split(aBuild(1), vbCrLf, 2)(0) response.write(sForm) ts.close Set ts = nothing Set fil = nothing Set fso = nothing
Due to the nature of our system, we need to dynamically import certificate files into windows certificates store and access the certificate store from ASP pages, these ASP pages call a VB dll component, which uses the CAPICOM component to manipulate windows certficate store.
Because ASP is running under IWAM account, we got "Access is denied" error when trying to import the certificate files. We registered the VB components under COM+ to get around this security problem. However, recently we are experiencing all sorts of problems with COM+ ( eg. DLLHost.exe hang with 100% CPU after heavy traffic, ActiveX component can not be created out of sudden), we decided to move this VB component out of COM+, which means we are facing the same old "Access is denied" problem again. Code:
It works if the file in on the server side, how to use the component (DSOleFile) with the file on the client side? Also how can I calculate the width of the file. (Page set up - Landscape or porrait). Code:
The title looks a bit odd, but it is what I really need I have different users, which I get the information from them in an ASP page, the data is stored in a SQL database, one of these users is authorized to check and close the data entry. Once the data entry is closed, an ‘Excel’ file should be generated according the entered data and be placed in a directory for use of other users. My problem is how I can generate the mentioned ‘Excel’ file by clicking a button in an ASP page and transfer the recorded data in it.
I have to add a feature, on click of button file open as dialog box will open and user can attach a excel file. Then we can able to validate, actually file attached or not, it is excel file or not etc.. if everything is ok app will will do further processing on the file.. Can anybody suggest me the easy way out without licencing issues.. Since vbscript and jscript is used any fee tool available...I tried to do it through MSComDlg.CommonDialog but it is a licenced version. Also I tried to do it through <input type=file> but here one text box and browse button gets added..
I am trying to create an excel file consisting of data from a SQL database using asp. I dont want the file to open up in the browser. I want the file to be opened in Microsoft excel. I have seen similar questions out here but no answers.
One of the pages of my application opens an Excel 2000 workbook in a new window using Javascript. The workbook is read only and I use a window.open command to open the workbook. On the workbook's BeforeClose event I have a code to avoid the 'Save' dialog: Me.Saved = True
If I open the page locally, change some content and close the workbook, the 'Save' dialog does not appear, as expected. As soon as I open the workbook on the web, the 'Save' dialog still appears when I close the window. I need to allow my users to change the contents of the workbook but they cannot save the workbook. Is my approach wrong? How can I avoid the 'Save' dialog?
Can anyone help with this? Here is the code I am using. The problem is, where it checks if a file exists, it always goes to else. Even if the file is there, it won't open the file, goes straight to else part of statement.
<% If Session("strLogID") = "" Then Response.Redirect("http://website/pages/login.asp")
I am creating a webpage and have a form where a visitor will choose a day, month, and year. I want to pass the data from the form into an asp page which will process it and put it into a string and open the excel file requested. The excel file to open will depend on the day, month, and year chosen in the form.
I have a asp page which will get the data from multiple tables (with functions and procedures)and display data in HTML tables <TABLE> on ASP page.Is there any way we can create a excel file from the output of this ASP file.I know how to export if this information on ASP page is coming from single query from a database table.
I need to give users the option to enter a zip-code in a html form, and then search through an excel-file for that zip-code. If any entries are found, then I have to output these as html.
How should i start? And what if several users tries to search the excel-file at once?
Basically I need to search the excel-file as I would search a db.
I've done a few searches on google, but haven't really found any relevant info.
How to import a text file into Excel file using macro? Can this process run on the form menu button? I have attached a text file for your reference. Please give me some ideas of doing it
After a user make the search, it returns 100 rows of record on the display page. I want to give an option for the user to save the records as Excel spreadsheet. Like a small icon on the corner, it prompts to save if click.Can anyone teach me how to do it? or have a simple tutorial or code that i can see?
With response.contenttype = "application/vnd.ms-excel", I can easily export my data to Excel which is embeded and shown within a browser. If I'm going to save the Excel file through ASP programming, which method can I use? I need to save the data to Excel file with dynamic name (the file name should contain key values and appended with system datetime).
I have a SQL query to generate the report for me in SQL Query Analyzer. I would like to create an ASP page that has a link, and when people click on that link, it will prompt a download message (open or save) in Excel format. Is there any codes can do this?
I need to write a program that can create an excel file and copy all the data obtains from a database to the excel file. Then save and close the excel file or do all of the above in the backgroud. if you have written similar program or know where I can find the sample code for this feature.
How do i export content of an ASP page to multiple worksheets of an excel workbook. For example i'm having an asp page which contains a combo box. The user selects a center from the combo box and results are displayed. On clicking 'Export to Excel' i'm exporting the page to excel.
If the user is going to select 'All' option from the combo box, results for all centers are displayed. Now while clicking 'Export to Excel', the content of each center should be exported to a single worksheet. If 10 centers are there, then the workbook should contain 10 worksheets (sheet1, sheet 2... sheet10).
If there are any tutorials out there or websites that can explain more about this? How to get data from an excel file(or any other file like a .txt) and inserting them into a database using asp? can this be done in asp?
how can a make a select to a database and then stored the results into an excel datasshet using vbscript. I already know how to connect to the database and make the query.