ByteScout Spreadsheet SDK – VB.NET – CopyPaste Rows

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How to copypaste rows in VB.NET and ByteScout Spreadsheet SDK

This code in VB.NET shows how to copypaste rows with this how to tutorial

ByteScout tutorials are designed to explain the code for both VB.NET beginners and advanced programmers. ByteScout Spreadsheet SDK: the library (SDK) that is capable of writing, reading, modifying and calculating Excel and CSV spreadsheets. Most popular formulas can be calculated and reculculated with Excel installed. You may import or export data to and from CSV, XML, JSON as well as to and from databases, arrays. It can copypaste rows in VB.NET.

This rich sample source code in VB.NET for ByteScout Spreadsheet SDK includes the number of functions and options you should do calling the API to copypaste rows. Follow the instructions from the scratch to work and copy the VB.NET code. Implementing VB.NET application typically includes multiple stages of the software development so even if the functionality works please test it with your data and the production environment.

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Program.vb

      Imports System.Collections.Generic
Imports System.Diagnostics
Imports System.IO
Imports System.Text
Imports Bytescout.Spreadsheet

Class Program
	Friend Shared Sub Main(args As String())
		' Open spreadsheet from file
		Dim document As New Spreadsheet()
		document.LoadFromFile("example.xls")
		' document.LoadFromFile(@"d:\2\1\Bytescout\Spreadsheet SDK\TestCase\Formats.xls");

		' Get first worksheet
		Dim worksheet As Worksheet = document.Workbook.Worksheets(0)

		' Copy first eight rows to the 10th row
		worksheet.Rows.CopyAndPaste(0, 7, 9)

		' Delete output file if exists
		If File.Exists("changed.xls") Then
			File.Delete("changed.xls")
		End If

		' Save document
		document.SaveAs("changed.xls")

		' Close spreadsheet
		document.Close()

		' Open generated XLS document in default program
		Process.Start("changed.xls")
	End Sub
End Class