>>Saved in my .Net folder. Muchas gracias Caballero
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>>>

>>>Response.Clear()
>>>Response.Charset = String.Empty
>>>Response.ContentType = "application/vnd.ms-excel"
>>>Dim writer As New System.IO.StringWriter
>>>Dim htmlWriter As New System.Web.UI.HtmlTextWriter(writer)
>>>Dim grid As New DataGrid
>>>grid.DataSource = myDataSet.Tables(0)
>>>grid.DataBind()
>>>grid.RenderControl(htmlWriter)
>>>Response.Write(writer.ToString)
>>>Response.End()
>>>
>>>'Add appropriate cleanup code
>>>

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>No problem. I use it a lot. You really have no options to format the data or columns, but my policy is giving the user their data and letting them do whatever the heck they want with it.
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Mike,

I have seen an 'export' to excel from asp.net. What stroke me was that there were no columnheaders, nor any formatting. So that answers my question. In time, when I have really gotten around to .net, I'll do something (or at least hope to do), that gives me the excel output I have in my foxpro grid's class. (headers, numberformat with <0 in red, horizontal alignment, and columns.Autofit)