[Solved] Exporting to excel produces blanks

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Hi guys and girls! I've got an issue with my exports. For some reason when i export a datagrid from vb.net to excel, the sheet has the right set of data and then directly beneath it a bunch of blank rows followed by rows with the value of #N/A. Can anyone give me a hint as to why this happens? I know i'm probably giving too little info but its just a shot.
Thanks in advance

Posted 29-Aug-11 23:15pm

Ace_Hardlight

Updated 31-Aug-11 18:24pm

Prerak Patel

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 30-Aug-11 23:03pm

Not enough information (isn't that obvious?)...
--SA

Ace_Hardlight 30-Aug-11 23:20pm

no need to be rude buddy if you can't help don't post. Found my answer anyway thanks a lot

Prerak Patel 1-Sep-11 0:24am

I've changed your subject to show that it is solved.

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OriginalGriff · Answer 1 · 2011-08-31T21:21:00

Solution 1

Answered only to remove from the unanswered list.

Note to the orignal poster: It would be polite to post your solution as an answer, so other people with a similar problem can share it.

Posted 31-Aug-11 21:21pm

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