General information
Category:
COM/DCOM and OLE Automation
Environment versions
Network:
Windows Server 2012
Virtual environment:
Hyper-V
No clear indication on the amount of data you transfer, but as soon as 2 dozen rows are exceed, it is usually better to
pipe he data to a xls or csv file and
read that file in Excel
do small modifications / special row handling via Excel macro using perhaps 2 sheets.
unless you are able to transfer the whole sorted cursor via clipboard
If you HAVE to use automation, create vfp local variables of repeated elements on the right of Excel object access path to speed up processing
>Hi all,
>I have a program that export date to excel, I use OLE automation. It does a select and a sort then open's excel and starts to populat the sheet. It's simple and just for 1 customer. I had to add a column to the report and when testing I noticed that it ran very slowely, 1 row per second (no calculation or formatting done when running), but I put this down to the server. I then clicked on the scroll bar and the program sped up, doing 4-5 rows per second. I am able to reproduce the behaviour, and would love to be able to have that speed in normal operation, but no idea why this is happening or how to achieve it in the normal running of the program, any idea?
>~M
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