How to change view type in excel using interop C#

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Dear All,

I'm creating a windows application in c# where automating MsOffice Excel.

I want to change the view type of excel worksheet, programmatically.

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What I have tried:

can any one please help me.

Thanks in advance

Posted 7-Jun-17 21:28pm

abdul subhan mohammed

Updated 8-Jun-17 2:36am

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Richard MacCutchan 8-Jun-17 4:57am

"I have to change the view type of excel"
What does that mean?

abdul subhan mohammed 8-Jun-17 6:23am

click or copy paste the url

https://ygenstorage.blob.core.windows.net/aiveo/1d8103b0-3402-4c69-a0b1-11605a303976.png

Richard MacCutchan 8-Jun-17 7:22am

I still do not know what problem you are trying to solve. However you can always find some help by recording a macro of the steps you want to follow and then converting that into interop calls.

abdul subhan mohammed 12-Jun-17 8:04am

Thank you v.much Richard, after recording macro.. i got the solution. But do know to record macro for buttons like "Ribbon display","smartart", etc.

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ZurdoDev · Answer 1 · 2017-06-08T02:36:00

Solution 1

You can record a macro, as Richard mentioned, doing what it is you want and then look at the code. You can then translate it into C# pretty easily generally speaking.

Posted 8-Jun-17 2:36am

ZurdoDev