help with vbasic program

yes im using gay visual basic to write a program. someone is paying me for the source and he said he wanted it to be done in visual basic. i just need to know how i can using a binch of variables with assigned numbers be used into a excel document

VB! The devil! No!

thats wut i sed but hey i getting paid and i need money

Can you elaborate on the problem, i did alot in VB and i can prolly help out.

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bassicly im making a stats keeping program for a voleyball team at a gym which the guy wants to be made in vbasic so he can later edit anything he might need to. each stat of each player like how many serves is held in a varibale and how many succfull serves in another. and so on for each player (theres more stats then that to keep) and i want to have a button to use all the numbers form the variables to be in a excel table. well thats what he wants to happen. is this possible?

Originally posted by TheUnheardHuman
bassicly im making a stats keeping program for a voleyball team at a gym which the guy wants to be made in vbasic so he can later edit anything he might need to. each stat of each player like how many serves is held in a varibale and how many succfull serves in another. and so on for each player (theres more stats then that to keep) and i want to have a button to use all the numbers form the variables to be in a excel table. well thats what he wants to happen. is this possible?

Its not too difficult...you need to include the library for your version of Excel in the reference settings...then do something like

Code:

Private Sub Form_Load()
On Error GoTo err_handler
    Dim oApp As Excel.Application
    Dim oWkBk As Excel.Worksheet
    
    Set oApp = New Excel.Application 'Open Excel
    
    oApp.Visible = True 'Make it visible
    
    oApp.Workbooks.Add 'Add a new sheet
    Set oWkBk = oApp.ActiveSheet 'Create reference to new sheet
    
    oWkBk.Range("A1").Value = "Forename" 'Set column names
    oWkBk.Range("B1").Value = "Score"
    oWkBk.Range("A2").Value = "Dave" 'Set Data
    oWkBk.Range("B2").Value = 40
    oWkBk.Range("A3").Value = "Andrew"
    oWkBk.Range("B3").Value = 35
    oWkBk.Range("A4").Value = "Simon"
    oWkBk.Range("B4").Value = 29
    
    Set oWkBk = Nothing
    Set oApp = Nothing
    Exit Sub
    
err_handler: 'if error
    MsgBox Err.Description
End Sub

Or even with VC++

Code:

#pragma warning (disable:4146)
//I am assuming you have a setting under Tools->Options->Directories
//For "Program Files\Common Files\Microsoft Shared"
//And the Office folder (wherever it is)
#import "Office10\mso.dll"
#import "VBA\VBA6\VBE6EXT.olb"
#import "excel.exe" \
	rename("DialogBox", "ExDialogBox") rename("RGB", "ExRGB")

#include <windows.h>
#include <iostream>

struct COMINIT{//Start and end COM
	COMINIT(){CoInitialize(0);}
	~COMINIT(){CoUninitialize();}
}CI;

inline std::ostream& operator<<(std::ostream& out,
	const _bstr_t& str){//Just to stop having to cast to Char*
	out << static_cast<char*>(str);
	return out;
}


int main(){

	try{
		Excel::_ApplicationPtr lpApp("Excel.Application");
		Excel::_WorksheetPtr lpWkst = 0;
		
		lpApp->PutVisible(0,TRUE);

		lpApp->Workbooks->Add();
		lpWkst = lpApp->ActiveSheet;

		lpWkst->Range["A1"]->Value2 = "Forename";
		lpWkst->Range["B1"]->Value2 = "Score";
		lpWkst->Range["A2"]->Value2 = "Dave"; 
		lpWkst->Range["B2"]->Value2 = 40L;
		lpWkst->Range["A3"]->Value2 = "Andrew";
		lpWkst->Range["B3"]->Value2 = 35L;
		lpWkst->Range["A4"]->Value2 = "Simon";
		lpWkst->Range["B4"]->Value2 = 29L;

		lpWkst = 0;
		lpApp = 0;

	}
	catch(_com_error& e){

		std::cout << "Error ";
		std::cout << (e.Description().length() ? e.Description() : "");
		return 1;
	}
	return 0;
}

(Both Assume ExcelXP)