Transfer excel sheet

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My c# console application reads data from a excelsheet which is located at C:\Data and my c# console app can be installed in any directory in the system and my requirement is to move the excelsheet to the same location as my c# console application,so that means i won't be providing path specificly to move the excelsheet and i wan't to know how to specify the path in File.Move() or the code so that whereever my app will be installed the excelsheet should go there after it is processed.

Posted 24-Sep-13 11:01am

bharat peggem

Updated 15-Dec-13 19:45pm

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Eduard Keilholz 24-Sep-13 17:08pm

Erhm, you question is pretty unclear. Do you want to move the file to the location where your app is installed?

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Eduard Keilholz · Answer 1 · 2013-09-24T11:11:00

Since Windows Vista there are a couple of 'rules' you need to know before transferring files on a windows machine from one to another location. Thing is a mechanism called UAC will bother you.

There are a couple of locations you can access files, and a couple of locations that will surely throw an exception and deny your file copy/move/delete command unless your application is running with elevated permissions.

So as stated in my comments I still don't really understand your question, but I've seen enough to give you at least this warning.

Cheers!
Eduard

Maciej Los · Answer 2 · 2013-09-24T11:09:00

Solution 1

Move Excel file from C:\Data\ to executable folder ;)

For further information, please, see: Application Startup and Executable Path[^]

Posted 24-Sep-13 11:09am

Maciej Los