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Function tired_of_name_test()

Dim oExcel As Excel.Application                                                                         ' Excel Application
Set oExcel = New Excel.Application                                                                    ' Start it
oExcel.Workbooks.Open "YOUR_EXCEL_FILE.XLSX"                                       ' **** CHANGE NAME HERE **** Open it.

on error goto kill_task
Col = ListBox1.ColumnCount                                                         ' Number of Columns
Row = ListBox1.ListCount                                                              ' Number of Rows


For C = 1 to Ubound(Col)                                                              ' For each Column
    For L = 1 to Ubound(Row)                                                         ' in Each Line
         oExcel.Cells(j,i) = Listbox1.List(j - 1, i - 1)                             ' Write the value for Line, Columns
    next L                                                                                         ' Next Line
next C                                                                                            ' Next Col


       oExcel.ActiveWorkbook.Save                       ' Save
       oExcel.Workbooks(1).Close                         ' Close Workbook
       oExcel.Application.Quit                                 ' Close Application
exit function

kill_task:
      oExcel.ActiveWorkbook.Save                       ' Save
      oExcel.Workbooks(1).Close                         ' Close Workbook
      oExcel.Application.Quit                                 ' Close Application
end function


What I have tried:

Am new to C# language and i have not yet finished learning the basics.
Tried but couldn't finish it.


The code is looks it can compute the right out put but is not compatible with the C# am using.
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Updated 20-Aug-18 0:44am
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Graeme_Grant 20-Aug-18 6:21am    
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Jochen Arndt 20-Aug-18 6:24am    
There are many examples in the web on exporting listbox data to Excel with C#.
So why do you want to use a VB solution and convert it to C#?

Note also that this site is not providing code conversion services. We will help with specific questions. So you might update your answer, show what you have tried, and explain what is not working. But again, it is better to use example code that is already written in the required language.

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And to be honest, converted code is generally pretty rubbish: it doesn't use the target language correctly.

Try it yourself, you may find it is not as difficult as you think!

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