How can I disable this dialog box when open excel file using webbrowser control c#

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Hi everybody!

Currently I am doing projects with features load and edit excel files using Webbrowser control. (Window Application)

I use the method:

C#

webbrowser1.Navigate ("file.xls", false);

to load excel file in webbrowser.

Refer: How to Integrate Excel in a Windows Form Application using the WebBrowser[^]
I am having problems:
Once the file is loaded into the first excel webbrowser and edited
then I close it, a dialog box appears with content:
The contents of the file have been changed, you may want to save it?
With 3 options: Yes / No / Cancel.

How can I disable this dialog box? Is possible?
Any comments or ideas will be very useful for me!
Thank you very much?

Posted 20-Oct-15 22:25pm

StackThanh

Updated 20-Oct-15 22:26pm

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F-ES Sitecore 21-Oct-15 4:35am

Not sure about your actual problem but I'm sure there are better ways to host Excel than using the webbrowser control, there will be an OLE type container you can use that will probably give you greater control over the embedded app too.

Also, just in case this was your plan, that app will only work on machines that have Excel already installed.

StackThanh 21-Oct-15 5:04am

Thank you for your reply!
But my problem is to disable the dialog box of webbrowser when open excel in it?
If you have ideas or any references I am very grateful!

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Richard MacCutchan · Answer 1 · 2015-10-20T22:38:00

Solution 1

See also Working with MS Excel(xls / xlsx) Using MDAC and Oledb[^].

Posted 20-Oct-15 22:38pm

Richard MacCutchan

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StackThanh 21-Oct-15 5:08am

Thank you for reply!
Your share helpful.