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How do I import from excel?

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JoeWagon - 20 Oct 2004 09:54 GMT
My first thoughts as to how to approach this problem is to import
excel data.

Here is an example of a similar problem:

I have an excel table with multiples of 10 on the X axis. If the user
inputs an existing X value in the table (10, 20, 30) how do I make a
function return the Y value?

Further, how do I make the procedure 'find' values for non existant X
values? (15, 23, 34) Can I make a function in excel and import it
into vb.net, and have the X values pass through it? Maybe it can
average "between" values?

I hope this is clear, thanks for your time.
Cor Ligthert - 20 Oct 2004 10:34 GMT
Joe,

Do you want to import an Excel file or do you want to keep dynamicly eye on
what the user is doing?

Cor
JoeWagon - 20 Oct 2004 23:55 GMT
Excel was my first guess as how to do this. I want the data to be
accessed, where a user can give a value, and the program finds the
corresponding Y value.

Does that clarify anything?

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