excel-2010

I want to create a excel 2010 file from C# so what will be the XlFileFormat Enumeration for it. http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/microsoft.office.interop.excel.xlfileformat.aspx xlOpenXMLWorkbook for a .xlsx macro free workbook. xlOpenXMLWorkbookMacroEnabled for a .xlsm macro enabled workbook. The key piece of knowledge is that the new Office 2007 file formats are called Office Open XML . 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/7362552/xlfileformat-for-excel-2010-file

I am using Excel 2010 and want to manage a large Excel files. So I would like to open a new Excel Instance when opening every file from my Windows Explorer. At the point all files are opened in the same Excel Instance. Any assistance is kindly appreciated. John. [ I fould this: http://www.online-tech-tips.com/ms-office-tips/how-to-open-a-new-instance-of-excel-2007-workbooks/ ] Go to a folder in Windows Explorer, then Tools -> Folder Options , then the File Types tab. For each of XLSM, XLSB, XLSX, etcetera, select it, then click Advanced , select Open in the Actions list, then click Edit .

For Excel 2010, when I have the filter drop-down open ...how do I get to the filter checkbox section via keyboard shortcut? Skipping everything from "Sort A to Z" to the "Search" box, going all the way to the checkboxes. Quickest Option: e ↓ In Excel 2010 (English) you just have to press e to get to the filter textbox; from there you can use the down arrow key ↓ to go to the first checkbox: Alternative Option Shift + Tab Shift + Tab Shift + Tab (as mentioned by @Sean_Cheshire) - this goes "backwards" from the first entry over "Cancel" and "OK" to the first (sic!) checkbox. Related Question:

I am trying to figure out a bizarre situation. I have a workbook with many sheets. On one sheet, I have one ActiveX listbox (CTOverview.Listbox1). On a second sheet, I have a total of three listboxes (CTSelected.Listbox1 thru Listbox3). I am using a query to populate Listbox1 on both sheets with the same data. The code for this is below: strSQL = "Select Distinct [Region] From [UniqueCTList$] Order by [Region]" closeRS OpenDB ' initialize listboxes CTSelect.ListBox1.Clear CTSelect.ListBox2.Clear CTSelect.ListBox3.Clear CTOverview.ListBox1.Clear ' initialize with entire division value CTSelect

In Excel 2010, I have a range of what looks like dates. When I attempt to format them only some changed the others remain unchanged. To be clear the right aligned 'dates' change and the left aligned 'dates' do not. (refer to 'Column M') I can format the right aligned dates into anything else such as percentage, general etc. whatever. The right aligned dates change and the left aligned remain unchanged even though they are also selected. I can edit the left aligned cells i.e. change the value I see. From looking I thought the left aligned dates were text. I read that text has an apostrophe

I have a big workbook with a lot of data. In one sheet I have a table. This table is used for many Pivot tables used in other sheets, which are also used in other sheets. The data for the table was copied manually regularly. I now have a external connection to import automatically the data but I'd like to avoid impacting other sheets. How can I use my external connection without losing my table? Thank you for your help This might be a helpful workaround. I have successfully done this but it may require a bit of rework and not be the exact answer you expect. (I am using Excel 2010). The reason