Get range (entire column) in C#

[sweetpotatop]

Hi,

I would like to know the syntax in C# of getting a few colums in Excel
through range
e.g, I want the 45 to 50th column, what will be the syntax?

sheet.get_Range("45:50", Missing.Value)? But I guess that just give me
row 45 to 50 instead.

I know I can do sheet.get_Range("B:K", Missing.Value), but what
happens to anything "Z", since I will be looping through the ranges
e.g 45-50 then 60-70 then 75-90...I wonder what the best way is to do
this

Thanks in advance. Your help would be greatly appreciated.

[Nicholas Paldino [.NET/C# MVP]]

Well, you could write an algorithm which will convert the column index
into a letter address. It's pretty simple, really. The mapping is as
follows:

A-Z = 1-26
AA-AZ = 27-52
BA-BZ = 53-78

And so on.

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Hi,

I would like to know the syntax in C# of getting a few colums in Excel
through range
e.g, I want the 45 to 50th column, what will be the syntax?

sheet.get_Range("45:50", Missing.Value)? But I guess that just give me
row 45 to 50 instead.

I know I can do sheet.get_Range("B:K", Missing.Value), but what
happens to anything "Z", since I will be looping through the ranges
e.g 45-50 then 60-70 then 75-90...I wonder what the best way is to do
this

Thanks in advance. Your help would be greatly appreciated.

[Chris Shepherd]

sw**********@yahoo.com wrote:

Hi,

I would like to know the syntax in C# of getting a few colums in Excel
through range
e.g, I want the 45 to 50th column, what will be the syntax?

sheet.get_Range("45:50", Missing.Value)? But I guess that just give me
row 45 to 50 instead.

I know I can do sheet.get_Range("B:K", Missing.Value), but what
happens to anything "Z", since I will be looping through the ranges
e.g 45-50 then 60-70 then 75-90...I wonder what the best way is to do
this

Convert the letter values into number values? The alphabet is really just a base
26 numbering system, so all you have to do is convert the letters to a numeric
value and then pull the column label off of that.

IE: 45 to 50 is "AS to AX", 60 to 70 is "BH to BR", and so on.

Easiest way to verify this stuff is to check out how excel treats the columns >
"Z" yourself.

Chris.