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String fester Laenge
« am: 21.06.02 - 14:10:35 »
Hi,
ich hab da ein Problem:

Dim strFileName As String*256
strFileName = Chr(0)
strFileName=|f:\import\REPORT_Vorlage.xls| &|"|

Ergebnis ist immer mit und ohne &|"|
"f:\import\REPORT_Vorlage.xls "


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Re: String fester Laenge
« Antwort #1 am: 21.06.02 - 14:47:12 »
Aehm und was erwartest Du?
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Re: String fester Laenge
« Antwort #2 am: 21.06.02 - 15:09:09 »
Hi, habe folgendes Script.
Da ich aber keine Abfrage haben möchte welche Exceldatei ich verwenden will, habe ich mir gedacht gebe ich die Datei einfach als String an .
So jetzt kommst. err = 213

Sub Initialize
     Dim db As NotesDatabase
     Dim view As NotesView
     Dim viewname As String
     Dim doc As NotesDocument
     Dim column As NotesViewColumn
     Dim nbcol As Integer
     Dim i As Long
     Dim j As Integer
     Dim k As Integer
     Dim strFileName As String   '*255
     Dim strTitle$
     Dim strFilter$
     Dim Handle As Variant
     Dim WBook As Variant
     Dim Wsheet As Variant
     Dim doc2 As NotesDocument
     Dim p As Long    
     Dim Bovie As String
     On Error Goto generalerrorhandler
     On Error 213 Resume Next
     Dim session As New NotesSession
'File Dialog
'Excel Application
     Set db = session.CurrentDatabase
     'viewname = session.GetEnvironmentString("NameOfView")
     Set view = db.GetView("ExReport")                  'db.GetView(viewname)
'File Dialog
     strFileName = Chr(0)
     strFileName="f:\import\REPORT_Vorlage.xls"
     strTitle$ = "Select Excel file to export to."
     strFilter$ = "MS Excel Files|*.xls|All Files|*.*|" 'Use this format for ANY file type
%REM
If IsDefined ("WIN32") Then
           If W32_NEMGetFile (0, strFileName, strFilter$, strTitle$) <> 0 Then
                 strFileName = strFileName & |"| 'We need to do this because the return is a NULL terminated string.
           Else 'The user chose to Cancel the operation so exit the subroutine
                 Exit Sub
           End If
     Elseif IsDefined ("WIN16") Then
           If W16_NEMGetFile (0, strFileName, strFilter$, strTitle$) <> 0 Then
                 strFileName = strFileName & |"|
           Else 'The user chose to Cancel the operation so exit the subroutine
                 Exit Sub
           End If
     Else
           Msgbox "Cannot load file dialog window on this operating system." & Chr(13) & "Process Terminated",0+64,"Error"
           Exit Sub
     End If
%END REM      
     
'Open Excel Application
     Set Handle = CreateObject("Excel.Application")
     Set WBook = Handle.Workbooks.Open(StrFileName)
     If Err = 213 Then
           Set WBook = Handle.Workbooks.Add
     Else
           If Msgbox ("The export to Excel is about to begin.  All existing spreadsheet contents will be overwritten!" & Chr(13) & Chr(13) & "Do you wish to proceed?",4+48,"Export to Excel") = 7 Then
                 WBook.Close
                 Handle.DisplayAlerts = True
                 Handle.Quit
                 Set Handle = Nothing
                 Exit Sub
           End If
     End If
    'Handle.Visible = True 'Uncomment if you wish Excel to be seen
     Set Wsheet = WBook.Application.Workbooks(1).Worksheets(4)
     Handle.DisplayAlerts = False
'Clear contents of worksheet - Method 1...
 'Delete and then re-add the worksheet itself
    'Wsheet.Delete
    'WBook.Worksheets.Add
    'Set Wsheet = WBook.Application.Workbooks(1).Worksheets(1)
'Clear contents of worksheet - Method 2...
 'By not specifying a range for the Cells property, all the contents in all the cells on the worksheet will be erased  
     Wsheet.Cells.ClearContents
     nbcol = Ubound(view.Columns) 'Determine the number of columns in the view
'Progress Bar
'Create a count of all the documents in this view.  This will be used to set the upper bound for the Progress Bar
     Set doc2 = view.GetFirstDocument
     p = 0
     While Not (doc2 Is Nothing)
           p = p + 1
           Set doc2 = view.GetNextDocument(doc2)
     Wend
     Dim pb As New LNProgressBar(True)
     Call pb.SetText("Exporting View to Excel Spreadsheet." & Chr(13) & Chr(13),"Please wait...")
'We set the range of the Progress Bar to p elements
     Call pb.SetProgressRange(p)  
'Begin looping through the documents in the view and add them into the Excel worksheet starting on row 3. Change the variable "i" to start on a different row.
 'Remember that the column headings will occupy row one.
     i = 3
     k = 0
     Set doc = view.GetFirstDocument
     While Not (doc Is Nothing)
           Call pb.SetProgressPos(i - 3)
           For k = 0 To nbcol 'Populate additional rows and columns in Excel spreadsheet from Notes documents in view
                 Wsheet.Cells(i,k + 1).Value = doc.ColumnValues(k)
           Next
           i = i + 1
           Set doc = view.GetNextDocument(doc)
     Wend
'Create column headings in Excel spreadsheet  
     j = 0
     Do
           Set column = view.Columns(j)
           Wsheet.Cells(1, j + 1).Value = column.Title
           j = j + 1
     Loop Until j = nbcol + 1
'Perform formatting in the Excel spreadsheet
     Wsheet.Rows(1).Font.Bold = True
     Wsheet.Rows(1).Font.Size = 12
     Wsheet.Columns(7).NumberFormat = "################" 'Formats the seventh column to display the account numbers properly. Comment out or modify for your specific needs.
      'Other number formats can include: "$#,##0.00" or "hh:mm:ss".  See the "Vbaxl8.hlp" help file for more information.
     For k = 1 To nbcol + 1
           Wsheet.Columns(k).Autofit
     Next
'Terminate the progress bar
     Call pb.PBDelete
'Close Excel application
     Handle.ActiveWorkbook.SaveAs strFileName
     Handle.ActiveWorkbook.Close
     Handle.DisplayAlerts = True
     Handle.Quit
     Set Wsheet=Nothing
     Set Wbook=Nothing
     Set Handle=Nothing
     Msgbox "Export to Excel completed successfully.",0+64,"Export Complete"
     Exit Sub
generalerrorhandler:
     Msgbox "Error " & Err() & ": " & Error(),0+64,"Error"
     If Not (pb Is Nothing) Then
           Call pb.PBDelete
     End If
     WBook.Close
     Handle.DisplayAlerts = True
     Handle.Quit
     Set Handle = Nothing
     Exit Sub
End Sub
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