Thanks, I think that's how I started out, then I ran across the OLE sample. I have no idea which approach is better. At one time, I thought that I read where one included the other. I'm still learning & the curve seems to be getting steeper as I go.

This is a typical user, so I have no idea how the spreadsheet will evolve. Right now, we're at the "all I need is" stage. But we know how long THAT will last. Currently I just need to generate a sheet per day, one for the week, & a summary page. But as for other features, only time will tell. I'll go back & see what I have from my early version. Thanks again.

In reply to Re^2: OLE module working 'part-time' by Aim9b
in thread OLE module working 'part-time' by Aim9b

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