How to save file to folder if excel cell contain embed object

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Hi,

I have an excel file and one cell of every row contain embed pdf file object and remaining cells contain string values.

How to check if cell contain embed object then save that object file into folder and also save the file path and remaining values in database using asp.net with c#.

Any ideas will helpful.

Thanks,

Ajay.

What I have tried:

I have tried with Workbook and Worksheet classes and OLEObject

Posted 8-Jun-22 23:58pm

ajay.raju531

Updated 9-Jun-22 15:13pm

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matblue25 9-Jun-22 12:48pm

Are these embedded OLEObjects or are they hyperlinks to files stored elsewhere? An OLEObject can't be considered as "in" a particular cell since they are like embedded images, they can be moved and resized to overlap multiple cells. The have a "TopLeftCell" property (as an Excel object) that is the cell where that top left corner of the object lies in. But it's not part of that cell, per se.

You might want to look at:
OLEObjects

ajay.raju531 9-Jun-22 14:23pm

hi, those are embedded OLEObjects.

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matblue25 · Answer 1 · 2022-06-09T15:13:00

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See my earlier comment and check the link below for how to access OLEObjects in Excel from C#.
OLEObjects

Posted 9-Jun-22 15:13pm

matblue25