Save String Data into Excel file not from DataGrid (VB6 to VB.NET)

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Hai All,
I need to implement the function., ie., String data has been saved into Excel file.
Already i develop code for these operation in VB6 ..
But in VB.NET i don't know how to get it..
Please any body help me.
Here is my VB6 Code...
When form has been load

XML

Data1.Connect = "Excel 8.0"
Data1.DatabaseName = CurDir & "\" & "data.xls"
Data1.RecordSource = "Sheet1$"
Data1.Refresh
If Err <> 0 Then
    MsgBox "Select Excel File"
    Alarmcmd.Visible = False
End if

And this to write the data to the respective fields in Excel

alm.Data1.Recordset("ALARM") = "DG Low Fuel"

alm.Data1.Recordset("ALARM") = "Smoke/Fire"

alm.Data1.Recordset("DATE") = Mid(rxd, alarm_count, 2) & "/" & Mid(rxd, alarm_count + 2, 2) & "/" & Mid(rxd, alarm_count + 2 + 2, 2)

and this is to update and save the data in Excel

SQL

alm.Data1.Recordset.Update
            alm.Data1.Refresh

How i need to do the same task in VB.NET...........
Please help me.

Posted 1-Jan-12 20:00pm

Himachandra

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Wendelius · Answer 1 · 2012-01-02T11:13:00

It's been ages since I've used VB6 so I'm unable to remember exactly what was the technique you have used. But with .Net, one way to modify an Excel file is to use Interop.

Few links for this topic (not in any order):
- How to automate Excel from Visual Basic .NET to fill or to obtain data in a range by using arrays[^]
- How to automate Microsoft Excel from Visual Basic .NET[^]
- Export to Excel using VB.Net[^]
- Microsoft.Office.Interop.Excel Namespace [^]