In my C# program, I'm creating an excel file (using Microsoft.Office.Interop.Excel). In this excel file, I'd like to be able to create a table over a range of data.
For this I create in Excel a time table which is quite big and it would be a lot of typing work to input one by one the data in each cell in SQL Server, considering that I have to create 8 more tables. I was able to retreive the data from excel usin the JXL API of JAVA but it doesn't give all the funtions to perform math operations as JDBC.
I'm trying to import an Excel spreadsheet into SQL Server 2008 R2 Express, which works fine. However I also want to create an Identity column as a primary key durning the import.
Excel is very open to developers and many things can be reused and expanded. The PivotTable is an exception, if you do your C# PivotTable, you will be limited to what Excel offers. As I need more Summarize functions than the 12 proposed, I have decided to rewrite my own PivotTable in C# from scratch trying to copy the original as much as possible.
To create a named, blank column In the model designer, in Data View, select the table to which you want to add a blank column, scroll to the right-most column, or click the Column menu, and then click Add Column. To create a new column between two existing columns, right-click an existing column, and then click Insert Column. Click on the top cell, then type a name, and then press ENTER.
Thank your for your response, yes using abouve your instruction can be create a schema one excel table, but i want to create a schema as a below, my purpose is builded schema upload to Azure logic app integration account.Can you please advise on this.
It is not supported for excel to use getFileAsync method. if you must get the scenario, I think you can create a binding for entire workbook, and then you can use Binding.getDataAsync to get table object, at last, you can use ajax to call WCF service to upload the content to a server.
Excel Pivot Table do allow you to create new measures. If you are in the Pivot Table connected to an Analysis service database, go to the Analyze Menu Choice and in the Calculations grouping, choose OLAP Tools drop down and pick MDX Calculated measure. Then you need the MDX to do a DISTINCT Count for select Dimension Attribute.
With such a C# program, I am able to filter, calculate and extract the data I want to create a table report of work items and export to Excel file. I was wondering if there is any widget or any way we can show the output of this program into the dashboard of TFS.
