Coping a file in server on upload click and simultaneously conevrt itn to a dataset

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How should i copy a excel file with a different name in the server any folder?

Posted 26-Aug-13 6:01am

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Updated 26-Aug-13 6:02am

Richard C Bishop

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Richard C Bishop 26-Aug-13 12:02pm

Open the file, read the file, write a new file and name it what you want. Where are you stuck?

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Ganesan Senthilvel · Answer 1 · 2013-08-26T07:23:00

If using Visual Studio .NET, a reference may be added to a project via the Project | Add Reference menu selection. The COM tab within the Add Reference window provides access to COM libraries installed on the system.

Excel is listed as Microsoft.Excel, and the specific name will depend on the Excel version installed. If you have Excel 2003 on my system, so the COM library is listed as Microsoft.Excel 11.0 Object Library. In addition, two namespaces are necessary:

Microsoft.Office.Interop.Excel: Allows you to work with Excel objects via .NET interop.
System.Runtime.InteropServices: Includes the COMException class, allowing you to properly handle COM-related exceptions.