SQL Server :: Adding Data From Excel Spreadsheet To Table?
Sep 2, 2010
I simply have a lot of data in two columns in an excel spreadsheet of data that I gathered. I want to copy and paste this (manually) into a table that I have created in my ASPNETDB in my ASP.NET web application. I thought it'd be as easy as copy the column, and hit paste in the "table data" view, but it's not (it only pastes one cell).
Is there a way for me to manually copy data from excel and paste it in a table in my SQL Server?
I'm trying to upload an excel spreadsheet using the FileUpload control, read the excel sheet using OleDb connection, and save the strings onto a sql server database.Then, I'm trying to read each string in another method.My web app is currently hosted on the network on my local box, and using savePath= @"C:desktop" like I had it previously wasn't working, so I figured using a sql server database would work for being able to save the file and open it again... but I'm getting confused on how to do so, so i tried using my old savePath but it's not working anymore. So... I'm really at a lost on what to do and how to fix it.
importing excel/spreadsheet into sql server using C#? Whenever I run the webpage by selecting excel file, first it will empty sql server table then import data from excel.
I am trying to work through a sample of exporting a gridview to an excel spreadsheet.I found the code below on the internet. I pasted it into a test.aspx page. I need to establish a connection to the NorthWind Database. Or if you have a better example of exporting a gridview to excel, share. Here is the location of the northwind.mdb on my pc: (and is this sample looking for an access database or a sql database...what is the filetype of a sqlserver database?) See code below
c:Program FilesMicrosoft Visual Studio 8SDKv2.0QuickStartaspnetsamplesdataapp_data orthwind.mdb
I have two tables for storing language translations - tblEN and tblES. They have the same structure which is nvcEnglish and nvcLocal - both nVarChar fields.
In nvcLocal of the Spanish table, I enter the Spanish translations of words and phrases used within my app. Problem is, when I add a bunch of new records to the English table I also have to go in and repeat the data entry into the Spanish table. I am wondering if there is a way to import the newly added records into the Spanish table using Transact SQL?The plain language query would be something like:
If the data in tblEN.nvcEnglish does not exist in tblES.nvcEnglish then insert a new row into tblES with the values from tblEN
i have a store procedure that load data in a table of SQL SERVER 2008 from an excel file.the issue is, that the excel file have a column of DATE type, and i want that the system interprets the format in it, no matter what comes in it.dd/MM/yyyy mm/dd/yyyyi have an argue about this with my parnerts, cause i think is imposible, if you don't have a format before the process runs.
Possible Duplicate: Create Excel (.XLS and .XLSX) file from C#
I have some code that generates a zip file that contains multiple CSV files and streams it back to the user (no file is saved on the server). However, I want to create an excel workbook instead (can be traditional xls or Office Open XML xlsx format) with each CSV 'file' being a spreadsheet.
How can I do this, without resorting to Office Automation on the server or a commercial 3rd party component?
I'm working on a project which requires me to plot a graph using Visual Studio ASP.Net from a data I've collected either in .txt or .xml format. The data consist of, eg. 15 records, but I'm only needed to plot 8 graphs out of the 15 records.
I'm exporting an ASP.NET gridview to Excel using the following function. The formatting is working really well, except I need to freeze the header row in Excel on the export. I'm really trying to avoid using a 3rd party Excel plugin for this, but unless there's some archaic excel markup in my AddExcelStyling function.
On an .aspx page in a web site I need to retrieve some data from a sql server database and, instead of displaying it in a Gridview, I need to put the data in a spreadsheet and present the user with a Save As dialog.
I'd prefer to do it without using the Office / Excel / Interop com object - so, from what I've read so far, I can do this by returning XML data from SQL Server?
Normally I get data from SQL Server and populate a dataset or datareader with it - and then use this as the Datasource of a GridView.
If I run this in SQL Server ...
Code: SELECT UserID, UserName FROM tblUsers FOR XML Auto, Root('Users')
So, first question - how do I get the data from SQL Server into my .aspx page? (All data access is done with stored procedures - so, from my data access class normally I create, for example, a SQLDataReader and populate it by calling a stored procedure. What object would I populate with the results of a stored procedure that contains a select statement with 'FOR XML Auto'
Then, assuming I get the XML into the .aspx page - how do I get it into a spreadsheet so that there are two columns called UserID and UserName and 3 rows with 1, 2 and 3 in the first cell and Steve, Andrea and Zebedee in teh second cell?
I am having Excel Source Which needs to be imported into Sql Server Table using SSIS.In the Excel Source I dont have Month and Year Column.But in Table I have Month and year column and both the columns are Primary Key columns.So i am not able to Import data from Excel to Table.So is there any possiblities to add Columns Dynamically in Excel source inorder to get the Year and Month.
My company has new customers in Brazil and we realized that our excel reports are not working when our Brazilian customers tried to open the reports in their Brazilian versions of excel.
For excel output we use spreadsheet gear in our vb.net web application. Our excel worksheets are fairly simple. Mostly outputted text/numbers/dates, a couple of formulas (sum, if) and formatting on the currency and dates.
I've tried several methods to get my excel reports to work: First I left the excel workbook in the "en-US" culture and tried simply chaging the number format for Brazil to:
And this formatted the regular cells but the formulas still failed to show a value. Instead they showed a 0 value.
Next I tried changing the workbook to the "pt-BR" culture and that also forced me to translate the formula names (Sum -> Soma, If -> Se) but they still wouldn't should a value and instead showed a #Name/#Nome error. Interestingly enough the formulas would work if I edited the cell and hit enter. The formula wouldn't change but it would some how fix that cell.
I need to be able to out excel reports that can format dates/currencies and apply simple formulas (IF, Sum) for other excel cultures.
I would like to access an Excel 2010 spreadsheet via ASP.NET 4 - what is the best (i.e. straight forward) method to do this? I would like to update the spreadsheet via ASP then read the results of the data from Excel back to a web form.
I would like to be able to copy one row and five columns from an Excel spreadsheet to a table like structure on a ASP.NET web form. The idea is keeping the data in the exact row and column from Excel to the table like control on the ASP.NET web-form. Then I want to be able to save to the contents of the ASP.NET control to a database by a buttoon command click. What ASP.NET control would allow me to do this? Gridviews and datagrids don't seem to allow me to do this.
I want to show information from an excel spreadsheet in a web page. The xls will have maybe 5 columns, and as many rows as needed. The columns will be 'Name', 'Created Date', 'Expired Date', 'Owner', and maybe down the road maybe more.
What I would like is for the C# to nightly read the xls, and display the information in a table on the website.
If there is a PDF available for download I am going to link that as well.
I've tried many combonations and looked over may websites for sample code but no matter what I do I only getting a few cells of data from my Excel DataSet.
I am trying to insert data from excel file into sql server database table. which is working fine.. But when i tried it in table which has primaryKey As Autonumber and date as getdate(). its not inserting values in rows?
I am generating, using a ASP routine, Visual Basic, a HTML table in a file to be read by MS Excel.
After Excel reads the file, some of the numbers (in some cells) are shown as "text", not numbers: they cannot be operated upon, like decimal numbers. (added, subtracted...)
If I click in a "number" stored as "text" cell, I can "edit" the cell and remove an invisible "apostrofe" to the left of the number; after that, the "text" becomes "number" again.
Seems like Excel is inserting a non-visible character before the number, so that it is stored as "text"
I am trying to generate an excel spreadsheet in my vb.net web service but it looks like its not allowing me. I need to generate it from xml string and send this spreadsheet in an email from the same web service.
I have a requirement that the user will need to import a list of ID's to the asp.net website from their own spreadsheet. I will provide a button 'btnImport' which will use an OleDbConnection to read the spreadsheet and pull in the id's. I have that working fine in my local dev environment. My question is, when this app is running on a production server, will the user have to upload her spreadsheet to the server first? Or do I need to provide code that will find the file on her machine? I'm not sure how this part of it works.
I have to write data from excel to data table on my server and ms office is not installed on the server. I am able to save the excel file but I don't how I can write it to data table from excel when ms office is not installed.
