Hi,
I’m am trying to write a Ruby script that copies a worksheet from one
Excel
workbook to another. Does anyone know where there is some documentation
on
the specifically for the Excel Object Model for win32ole.
Normally I can piece together how to make the function calls in Ruby by
recording a macro and looking at the VB code that’s generated, but I can
figure this one out. Does anyone have any suggestions?
Thanks,
Bryan
Hi,
On 7/2/06, Bryan W. [email protected] wrote:
recording a macro and looking at the VB code that’s generated, but I can
figure this one out. Does anyone have any suggestions?
Thanks,
Bryan
http://wiki.rubygarden.org/Ruby/page/show/ScriptingExcel
That should be a start in the right direction.
Michael G.
Bryan W. wrote:
Hi,
I’m am trying to write a Ruby script that copies a worksheet from one Excel
workbook to another. Does anyone know where there is some documentation on
the specifically for the Excel Object Model for win32ole.
Normally I can piece together how to make the function calls in Ruby by
recording a macro and looking at the VB code that’s generated, but I can
figure this one out. Does anyone have any suggestions?
Have you tried MSDN? Microsoft tends to have copious docs on their
developer site.
I’ve taken a look at MSDN, but I can’t figure out how to translate their
code snippets for VB and C# into Ruby. In particular the VB line that
does
what I am trying to accomplish is:
Sheets(“Sheet 1”).Copy After:=Workbooks(“temp.xls”).Sheets(7)
Bryan W. wrote:
I’ve taken a look at MSDN, but I can’t figure out how to translate their
code snippets for VB and C# into Ruby.
Look for examples in JScript/JavaScript or VBScript. They may be easier
to translate to Ruby. Look in the MSDN scripting section.
–
James B.
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