Copy excel file from c# from one folder to another

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Hi,

I am trying to make a copy of excel file using file.copy(path1,path2).

It's copying but making a blank file.
Data is not getting copied.

File.Copy(path, path2)

Can anyone help me on this
Thanks in advance.

Posted 26-Jan-12 22:11pm

Sumit Memane

Updated 26-Jan-12 22:15pm

Dalek Dave

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Dalek Dave 27-Jan-12 4:14am

Edited for Readability and to remove spurious code block.

Sumit Memane 27-Jan-12 4:22am

thanks

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**Dalek Dave** · Accepted Answer · 2012-01-26T22:14:00

Solution 1

This[^] will give you all you need.

Posted 26-Jan-12 22:14pm

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Sumit Memane 27-Jan-12 4:20am

But i have to copy full excel file from one place to aonther

Dalek Dave 27-Jan-12 4:36am

So?

This copies the worksheet, you just need to save the second copy.
Your question was somewhat ambiguous, I don't feel I deserved the downvote but hey ho if that is how you feel so be it.

Immaculate Perception 27-Jan-12 4:37am

I don't think the OP explained it very well either, have an upvote to compensate.