At 04:58 PM 4/15/02 -0400, Bernie Lis wrote: 

>I did the following:  out file.xls unload data from 
>filename using col1,col2,col3 as  csv where .... out 
>screen launch file.xls  I got all the data but into 
>one cell, separated by commas. Is there a way to do 
>this and put the data in seperate cells? Or is there 
>a way to call a preset sreadsheet along with file.xls?  
>I can make a spreadsheet to receive the data, then  
>import using Excel's import, but I don't want the 
>user to have to do this if  possible.


Bernie,

If you can hold on until the conference <g>, I 
will provide you with a FULLY AUTOMATED PROCESS 
(a single command file - SpreadST.RMD) to create 
dynamic spreadsheet(s) with column headings! 

. Select any database (if not already CONNected) 
. Select the Table/View 
. Select any or all column(s) 
. Select the sort order 

That's all there is to it!

The Spreadsheet will be created along with 
appropriate column name(s) to read into MS Excel
using the LAUNCH command. 

Of course it will be included in the conference CD. 

Topic:

"Creating Dynamic Spreadsheets with Column Names" 
using The Glorious R:BASE 2000 (version 6.5++), 
Build:1.851xRT03 and higher for Windows. 

http://www.rbase.com/conference

Very Best Regards,

Razzak.


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