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<I found it easiest to insert the company logo in a template, and then
open
the template, instead of creating a new spreadsheet.
You basically use the following to open a template:
// Open template for new spreadsheet
book = hssf_open('/yourdir/template.xlt');
And instead of creating a new sheet you open the existing one:
wkname = 'Sheet1';
sheetname = new_String(%trim(wkname));
Sheet = hssf_getSheet(book: %trim(wkname));>
Gene Thanks for the reply.
What you describe is bassically the same as what I'm doing, then I get the
cells I'm interested in updating, and I save the workbook to a new name.
Only problem is I'm losing all the cell formating of the template, and
never see the logo in the saved workbook.
Thanks for your reply
Darrell Lee
Information Technology
Extension 7127
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