Library.ImportXLSAsSpreadsheet
This function imports an Excel worksheet into a Statistica Spreadsheet.
| Syntax | Parameters | Return Value |
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Function Library.ImportXLSAsSpreadsheet( _
fileName As String, _
sheetNumber As Integer, _
Optional bCaseNamesFromFirstColumn As Boolean = False, _
Optional bVariableNamesFromFirstRow As Boolean = False, _
Optional bIncludeFormatting As Boolean = False, _
Optional firstRow As Long = 1, _
Optional lastRow As Long = -1, _
Optional firstColumn As Long = 1, _
Optional lastColumn As Long = -1) As Spreadsheet
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The fully-qualified pathway to the text file to import. Type: String Which worksheet to import. Type: Integer Whether or not to import the first column as the case names. This parameter defaults to False. Type: Boolean Default value: False Whether or not to import the first row as the variable names. This parameter defaults to False. Type: Boolean Default value: False Whether or not to import cell formatting. This parameter defaults to False. Type: Boolean Default value: False The beginning of the range of rows to import. This parameter defaults to 1. Type: Long Default value: 1 The end of the range of rows to import. This parameter defaults to -1, which implies that you wish to import all of the cases. Type: Long Default value: -1 The beginning of the range of columns to import. This parameter defaults to 1. Type: Long Default value: 1 The end of the range of columns to import. This parameter defaults to -1, which implies that you wish to import all of the variables. Type: Long Default value: -1 |
Spreadsheet |
SVB Example
Importing an Excel file as a spreadsheet:
Option Base 1
Option Explicit
Sub Main
Dim s1 As Spreadsheet
'assigns s1 to the imported spreadsheet
'opens the XLS weather report.xls
Set s1 = Application.ImportXLSAsSpreadsheet(Path & _
"\examples\datasets\weather report.xls", _
1,True,True,True,1,-1,1,-1)
'sets the spreadsheet to visible
s1.Visible = True
End Sub