>>How about Excel Automation? That will let you control a variable number of columns.
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>Excel Automation might be the way to go. This could work well. I knew there had to be something better than rebuilding grids <g>.
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>Rob
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>>Another option would be to generate a text-file, and display that to the users with the default text editor.
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>>HTH, Hilmar.
In that case, I recommend referencing cells by row and column number - names like "A1" are very difficult to manage. See the following example, if you are not familiar with automation. Also, for additional actions (bold, numeric format, etc.), save a macro in Excel, to look at the generated code.
Please note that Excel is limited to 256 columns.
oExcel = CreateObject("Excel.Application")
oExcel.Visible = 1
oExcel.Workbooks.Add()
oSheet = oExcel.ActiveSheet
oSheet.Cells(1,1).Value = "Hello!"Hilmar.
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