QAxObject and Excel
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@Ketan__Patel__0011
Hi Ketan.
No need for you to actually find solutions to what I wrote, they are just examples of what a user might want. Your suggestion of using SQL/ODBC instead of ActiveX is interesting. All I was saying is that if the OP wishes to go down that route they might use https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/sql/odbc/microsoft/microsoft-excel-driver-programming-considerations as a starting point for documentation. That was all.Thank you for your complement
I Didn't get the any message from User(newbieQTDev ) so he Actually want Solution for Excel file Reading using ActiveX Then i Will Drop the solution for it.
I have both way solution for it But
SQL/ODBCNice And easy way for Excel file reading.And you are Agree with my Concept then Mark My Post As The Correct Answer.
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Thank you for your complement
I Didn't get the any message from User(newbieQTDev ) so he Actually want Solution for Excel file Reading using ActiveX Then i Will Drop the solution for it.
I have both way solution for it But
SQL/ODBCNice And easy way for Excel file reading.And you are Agree with my Concept then Mark My Post As The Correct Answer.
@Ketan__Patel__0011 said in QAxObject and Excel:
Actually want Solution for Excel file Reading using ActiveX Then i Will Drop the solution for it
Even if he does want only ActiveX, do not drop your SQL/ODBC solution here! It is a very useful alternative way of going about things, depending on what is wanted. Even if it is not right for this user, it is useful to read for others coming to this topic :)
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@Ketan__Patel__0011 said in QAxObject and Excel:
Actually want Solution for Excel file Reading using ActiveX Then i Will Drop the solution for it
Even if he does want only ActiveX, do not drop your SQL/ODBC solution here! It is a very useful alternative way of going about things, depending on what is wanted. Even if it is not right for this user, it is useful to read for others coming to this topic :)
So Should I Delete My Post ?
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So Should I Delete My Post ?
@Ketan__Patel__0011
Noooo!!! Not at all, I am saying your post is very useful. Maybe not to this OP, but potentially anyway to others. It is a good post :) -
So Should I Delete My Post ?
hi
@Ketan__Patel__0011 said in QAxObject and Excel:So Should I Delete My Post ?
No, don't delete, i belive the OP is able to chose the right solution for what he needs
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hi
@Ketan__Patel__0011 said in QAxObject and Excel:So Should I Delete My Post ?
No, don't delete, i belive the OP is able to chose the right solution for what he needs
@LeLev
Okay i will Restore The Post
Sorry To Say But What Is Meaning Of
@LeLev said in QAxObject and Excel:
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@LeLev
Okay i will Restore The Post
Sorry To Say But What Is Meaning Of
@LeLev said in QAxObject and Excel:
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@LeLev
Okay i will Restore The Post
Sorry To Say But What Is Meaning Of
@LeLev said in QAxObject and Excel:
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@Ketan__Patel__0011 the person who created this thread, (Original Poster )
@LeLev
Okay i got it Thank You
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@Ketan__Patel__0011
I didn't see you had actually deleted your useful post! Yes, please do restore it!OP == "Original Poster", the person who starts a thread.
I Restored it
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If you want to read any excel file then use
QSqlDatabaseFor Itmy personal experience saying that
QAxObjecttake Lot's of time for read any kind of Excel file
AndQAxObjectVery complicated Conceptyou can see my code for Read Any Kind Of Excel File
QSqlDatabase db = QSqlDatabase::addDatabase("QODBC", "xlsx_connection"); db.setDatabaseName("DRIVER={Microsoft Excel Driver (*.xls, *.xlsx, *.xlsm, *.xlsb)};DBQ=" + QString(FilePath) + ""); if(db.open()) qDebug() << "Excel Is Connected"; else qDebug() << "Excel Is Not Connected"; QSqlQuery query(db); query.prepare("SELECT * FROM [" + QString("Sheet1") + "$]"); // Select range, place A1:B5 after $ if(query.exec()) { while (query.next()) { ///// Your Code } }for this You must have to Install Mysql Driver For Excel
@Ketan__Patel__0011 I agree with you. AxObject is very slow especially in Save Data.
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@Ketan__Patel__0011 I agree with you. AxObject is very slow especially in Save Data.
Happy To Help
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Is it possible to get the cell's address using SQL/ODBC? I can get the column easily from
QSqlQuery::valuebut how to obtain the row's number?
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@Koru I don't follow, could you give an example of what query you issue, how you get a column number and what you want to get for a row number?
@JonB, the query is actually irrelevant, I just need to get the cell's address. I have an application that validates columns and lists cells that have wrong values. The validation result is the address and a failure message so the user knows exactly where the error occurs and what has to be fixed directly in a checked file.
SQL/ODBC queries compare columns faster than QAxObjects, but results lack addresses. The addresses don't have to be in an Excel manner like A12 etc., it can be a row/column number from the sheet.
