Microsoft open xml converter location update#
"C:\Users\John\Desktop\Visual Studio Update Prices Downloads\New Visual Studio ETFs. "C:\Users\John\Desktop\Visual Studio Update Prices Downloads\Visual Studio ETFs.csv" ) "C:\Users\John\Desktop\Visual Studio Update Prices Downloads\New Visual Studio Mutuals.xlsx" ) "C:\Users\John\Desktop\Visual Studio Update Prices Downloads\Visual Studio Mutuals.csv" ) Studio Update Prices Downloads\New Visual Studio Stocks.xlsx" ) XlwkBkChange.SaveAs( "C:\Users\John\Desktop\Visual 'The next lines change the download format from. Private Sub btnChangeDownloadFormat_Click( ByVal xlsx file. In trying to open it as an Excel file an errorĭialog box says "Excel can't open the file because the file format or extension is not valid. The flle may be corrupted." It can't be opened in Excel, even though in Windows Explorer the file is identified as an. The file that actually results from the SaveAS method is a Microsoft Open XML Converter file. In addition, you can use Extensible Stylesheet Language Transformations (XSLT) to format the information. "C:\Users\John\Desktop\Visual Studio Update Prices Downloads\New Visual Studio Stocks.xlsx" ) If you want to maintain XML information on the server and format it as HTML to send to the client, you can use any server-side technique, such as from script in an Active Server Pages (ASP) page. "C:\Users\John\Desktop\Visual Studio Update Prices Downloads\Visual Studio Stocks.csv" ) Importantly, I don't know why the resulting file is a Microsoft Open XML file xlsx file. In trying to open it as an Excel file an error dialog box says "Excel can't open the file because the fileįormat or extension is not valid. The flle may be corrupted."Ĭan someone please help me with this? I've exhausted every way I know to fix it.
The file that actually results from the SaveAS method is a csv format and save both it and an Excel.xlsx version of the file. In the folowing code, part of a Sub which compiles and has no run-time errors, My intention is to take a downloaded WEB file in.
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