问题
I have a template excel file that I fill data into from SQL Server OLEDB connector. The file contains some pivot tables that refer to the dataset being filled in by the database.
Currently what I do is that I select all rows in sheet by using "Data!$A:$K" range. This brings a problem with blank values being shown in the pivot table.
What I wanted to do is to create a named table over the dataset and refer the pivot tables to that (plus I gain some other advantages that names tables bring).
The number of rows is naturally not set so I wanted to find a way to set the named range scope to the actual values only.
I'm using Excel Interop and C# for that and I can't find a way to change the range. I only got as far as:
oRng = oSheet.get_Range("Transactions");
Which selects the named range. But how do I change which cells belong to it?
Or is there perhaps a better solution I should pursue?
EDIT
Dynamic ranges are the answer!
I solved this thanks to @TimWilliams reply:
"Use a dynamic range in your template: http://ozgrid.com/Excel/DynamicRanges.htm"
I feel the dynamic ranges are better described here: http://www.contextures.com/xlpivot01.html
I encountered a slight issue that I couldn't use the range in pivot table because it demanded it needs at least 2 rows to operate - the template file only has column headings. I added a random string to 1st cell of 2nd row and pivot table accepted that.
Afterwards I had to remove that row using c# code.
Thank you guys for help.
回答1:
By doing the following, you will create a named range (Transactions) on the oSheet staring at cell A1 and finising at cell C3
Range namedRange= oSheet.Range[oSheet.Cells[1, 1], oSheet.Cells[3, 3]];
namedRange.Name = "Transactions";
If the name already exist in the workbook it will be replace, if not it will be created.
回答2:
It's probably too late for WilliF but I came across the same issue and this worked:
oRng = oSheet.get_Range("Transactions");
Range namedRange = oSheet.Range[oSheet.Cells[1, 1], oSheet.Cells[3, 3]];
namedRange.Name = "Transactions";
From here
回答3:
First you will need to identify the occupied range of cells in the sheet. Then assign it a name. You can use the UsedRange property of the worksheet to obtain this, and there are a few other methods as well.
Programmatically getting the last filled excel row using C#
How to get the range of occupied cells in excel sheet
回答4:
You can get a named range by:
var oRng = oSheet.get_Range("Transactions");
Then you can move or resize it using Range.get_Offset(*RowOffset*, *ColumnOffset*)
or Range.get_Resize(*RowSize*, *ColumnSize*)
. Also you can use Offset[]
and Resize[]
:
var newRange = oRng.Offset[-1,3].Resize[2,4];
Then you can save it as named range this way:
oSheet.Names.Add("Transactions", newRange);
PS: newRange.Name = "Transactions"
didn't work for me.
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/9791935/excel-interop-how-to-change-named-range