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Old November 28th, 2003, 03:40 AM
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this may sound like a stupid question, but, I am writing a small math quiz program and was wondering if there was a way to get vb to log scores from the quiz along with the name of the person taking the quiz to a file like a word document or an excel spreadsheet in order to save the results?
Thanks in advance for any replies, as this is for a college assignment and I'm just looking to go for those extra few marks.

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yeah.. you can do it. Just add a reference to the MS Excel 9/10.0 libary. You'll need to establish a new Excel application class object, a new workbook and a new worksheet. Try looking on MSDN for Visual Basic and Excel
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