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From: Alain Clermont on 25 Mar 2010 09:08 Hi all, I am a newby in Excel programming so my question could be an easy one. I found lots of VB code snippets on this issue but almost none in C#. I want to import in a new Excel 2003 doc a character delimited text file. Here is my code: Excel.Workbook lWB = this.excelApp.Workbooks.Add(System.Reflection.Missing.Value); Excel.Worksheet lWS = (Excel.Worksheet)lWB.ActiveSheet; string myfilename = "TEXT;C:\\tmp\\test.txt"; Excel.Range lRange = lWS.get_Range("A1","A1"); /////// the following call generates: System.ArgumentException - The parameter is incorrect Excel.QueryTable lQT = lWS.QueryTables.Add( myfilename, lRange, "" ); lQT.Name = myfilename; lQT.FieldNames = true; lQT.RowNumbers = false; lQT.FillAdjacentFormulas = false; lQT.PreserveFormatting = true; lQT.RefreshOnFileOpen = false; lQT.RefreshStyle = Excel.XlCellInsertionMode.xlInsertDeleteCells; lQT.SavePassword = false; lQT.SaveData = true; lQT.AdjustColumnWidth = true; lQT.RefreshPeriod = 0; lQT.TextFilePromptOnRefresh = false; lQT.TextFilePlatform = 437; lQT.TextFileStartRow = 1;//172; lQT.TextFileParseType = Excel.XlTextParsingType.xlFixedWidth; lQT.TextFileTextQualifier = Excel.XlTextQualifier.xlTextQualifierNone; lQT.TextFileConsecutiveDelimiter = false; lQT.TextFileTabDelimiter = false; lQT.TextFileSemicolonDelimiter = false; lQT.TextFileCommaDelimiter = false; lQT.TextFileSpaceDelimiter = false; lQT.TextFileColumnDataTypes = null;//new Array(xlGeneralFormat, xlGeneralFormat,...); lQT.TextFileFixedColumnWidths = null;//Array(19, 74, 4, 47, 13); lQT.TextFileTrailingMinusNumbers = true; lQT.TextFileOtherDelimiter = "|"; lQT.Refresh( false ); This C# code is inspired (copied!?!) from the various VB examples found. Questions: - What should be provided as 3rd parameter to QueryTables.Add() ? Doc mentions it is optional: all VB examples omit this param but this is not an option in C# - must provide something. Any help appreciated ! Thanks, Alain |