├── ExcelDemo.dpr
├── ExcelDemo.dproj
├── LICENSE
├── README.md
├── SimpleExcel.groupproj
├── SimpleExcel
├── uAwaitableClipBoard.pas
├── uExcelDocument.pas
└── uExcelUtils.pas
├── uExcelDemo.dfm
└── uExcelDemo.pas
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1 | program ExcelDemo;
2 |
3 | uses
4 | Vcl.Forms,
5 | uExcelDemo in 'uExcelDemo.pas' {MainForm},
6 | uAwaitableClipBoard in 'SimpleExcel\uAwaitableClipBoard.pas',
7 | uExcelDocument in 'SimpleExcel\uExcelDocument.pas',
8 | uExcelUtils in 'SimpleExcel\uExcelUtils.pas';
9 |
10 | {$R *.res}
11 |
12 | begin
13 | Application.Initialize;
14 | Application.MainFormOnTaskbar := True;
15 | Application.CreateForm(TMainForm, MainForm);
16 | Application.Run;
17 | end.
18 |
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1 | # SimpleExcel
2 | Simple using of Excel (Ole) in Delphi.
3 |
4 | I don't know why, but when I tried to find something simple and reusable for using Excel, I haven't find anything.
5 |
6 | So, here is my wrapper of Excel Ole.
7 |
8 | **Example of Creation:**
9 | ```
10 | procedure TMainForm.CreateNewBtnClick(Sender: TObject);
11 | var
12 | vPage: TExcelSheet;
13 | begin
14 | FExcelDocument := TExcelDocument.CreateNew;
15 | vPage := FExcelDocument.AddPage;
16 | vPage.ColCount := 3;
17 | vPage.RowCount := 3;
18 | vPage[1, 1] := 'Hello World!';
19 | end;
20 | ```
21 |
22 | **Example of Opening:**
23 | ```
24 | procedure TMainForm.OpenFileBtnClick(Sender: TObject);
25 | begin
26 | if OpenDlg.Execute then
27 | begin
28 | FExcelDocument := TExcelDocument.CreateFromFile(OpenDlg.FileName);
29 | ShowMessage(FExcelDocument.Pages[1].Cells[1,1]);
30 | end;
31 | ```
32 |
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1 | unit uAwaitableClipBoard;
2 |
3 | interface
4 |
5 | uses
6 | Vcl.ClipBrd, System.SysUtils;
7 |
8 | type
9 | TAwaitableClipBoard = class
10 | private
11 | function GetText: string;
12 | procedure SetText(const Value: string);
13 | public
14 | property Text: string read GetText write SetText;
15 | destructor Destroy; override;
16 | const
17 | CNAttempts = 10;
18 | end;
19 |
20 | implementation
21 |
22 | { TAwaitableClipBoard }
23 |
24 | destructor TAwaitableClipBoard.Destroy;
25 | begin
26 |
27 | inherited;
28 | end;
29 |
30 | function TAwaitableClipBoard.GetText: string;
31 | var
32 | vNAttempts: Integer;
33 | vText: string;
34 | begin
35 | vNAttempts := CNAttempts;
36 | vText := '';
37 | while vNAttempts > 0 do
38 | begin
39 | try
40 | vText := Clipboard.AsText;
41 | Break;
42 | except
43 | Sleep(100);
44 | end;
45 | Dec(vNAttempts);
46 | end;
47 | Result := vText;
48 | end;
49 |
50 | procedure TAwaitableClipBoard.SetText(const Value: string);
51 | var
52 | vNAttempts: Integer;
53 | begin
54 | vNAttempts := CNAttempts;
55 | while vNAttempts > 0 do
56 | begin
57 | try
58 | Clipboard.AsText := Value;
59 | Break;
60 | except
61 | Sleep(100);
62 | end;
63 | Dec(vNAttempts);
64 | end;
65 | end;
66 |
67 | end.
68 |
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1 | // Unit for Easy Using of Excel
2 | unit uExcelDocument;
3 |
4 | interface
5 |
6 | uses
7 | System.Generics.Collections, System.IOUtils, Vcl.Dialogs, System.Win.ComObj, System.Classes;
8 |
9 | type
10 | TExcelSheet = class
11 | private
12 | FSheet: Variant;
13 | FName: string;
14 | FColCount, FRowCount: Integer;
15 | FTable: TArray>;
16 | function GetCell(AX, AY: Integer): string;
17 | procedure SetCell(AX, AY: Integer; const Value: string);
18 | function GetName: string;
19 | procedure SetName(const Value: string);
20 |
21 | constructor Create(AWorkSheet: Variant);
22 | function GetColCount: Integer;
23 | function GetRowCount: Integer;
24 | procedure SetColCount(const Value: Integer);
25 | procedure SetRowCount(const Value: Integer);
26 | procedure ApplyToExcel;
27 | public
28 | property Cells[AX: Integer; AY: Integer]: string read GetCell write SetCell; default;
29 | property Name: string read GetName write SetName;
30 | property RowCount: Integer read GetRowCount write SetRowCount;
31 | property ColCount: Integer read GetColCount write SetColCount;
32 | procedure Clear;
33 | function GetLastFilledLine: Integer;
34 | destructor Destroy; override;
35 | end;
36 |
37 | TExcelDocument = class
38 | private
39 | FExcel, FWorkBook: Variant;
40 | FFileName: string;
41 | FPages: TList;
42 | function GetPage(Index: Integer): TExcelSheet;
43 | procedure SetPage(Index: Integer; const Value: TExcelSheet);
44 | function GetPageCount: Integer;
45 | public
46 | constructor CreateFromFile(const AFileName: string);
47 | constructor CreateNew; // Create new Document with one sheet
48 | destructor Destroy; override;
49 | procedure Save(const AFileName: string);
50 | procedure Open(const AFileName: string);
51 | property PageCount: Integer read GetPageCount;
52 | function AddPage: TExcelSheet;
53 | procedure RemPage(const AIndex: Integer);
54 | property Pages[Index: Integer]: TExcelSheet read GetPage write SetPage;
55 | end;
56 |
57 | implementation
58 |
59 | uses
60 | uExcelUtils, System.SysUtils, uAwaitableClipBoard;
61 |
62 | { TTable }
63 |
64 | procedure TExcelSheet.ApplyToExcel;
65 | var
66 | vX, vY: Integer;
67 | begin
68 | FSheet.Name := FName;
69 | for vY := 0 to RowCount - 1 do
70 | for vX := 0 to ColCount - 1 do
71 | FSheet.Cells[vY + 1, vX + 1] := FTable[vY, vX];
72 | end;
73 |
74 | procedure TExcelSheet.Clear;
75 | var
76 | vS: string;
77 | begin
78 | vS := DecTo26(FColCount) + IntToStr(FRowCount + 1);
79 | FSheet.Range['a1', vS].Clear;
80 | FColCount := 1;
81 | FRowCount := 1;
82 | end;
83 |
84 | constructor TExcelSheet.Create(AWorkSheet: Variant);
85 | var
86 | vS, vOldText: string;
87 | vStrArr: TArray;
88 | vStrList: TStringList;
89 | i: Integer;
90 | vClipBrd: TAwaitableClipBoard;
91 | begin
92 | FSheet := AWorkSheet;
93 | FName := AWorkSheet.Name;
94 | ColCount := FSheet.UsedRange.Columns.Count;
95 | RowCount := FSheet.UsedRange.Rows.Count;
96 |
97 | vClipBrd := TAwaitableClipBoard.Create;
98 | vOldText := vClipBrd.Text;
99 |
100 | FSheet.Activate;
101 | vS := DecTo26(FColCount) + IntToStr(FRowCount + 1);
102 |
103 | FSheet.Range['a1', vS].Select;
104 | FSheet.Range['a1', vS].Copy;
105 |
106 | vStrList := TStringList.Create;
107 |
108 | vStrList.Text := vClipBrd.Text;
109 | for i := 0 to vStrList.Count - 1 do
110 | begin
111 | vStrArr := vStrList[i].Split([#9]);
112 | if Length(vStrArr) > 0 then
113 | FTable[i] := vStrArr;
114 | end;
115 |
116 | vClipBrd.Text := vOldText;
117 | vClipBrd.Free;
118 | end;
119 |
120 | destructor TExcelSheet.Destroy;
121 | begin
122 | FSheet.Activate;
123 | FSheet.Delete;
124 | inherited;
125 | end;
126 |
127 | function TExcelSheet.GetCell(AX, AY: Integer): string;
128 | begin
129 | Result := FTable[AY, AX];
130 | end;
131 |
132 | function TExcelSheet.GetColCount: Integer;
133 | begin
134 | Result := FColCount;
135 | end;
136 |
137 | function TExcelSheet.GetLastFilledLine: Integer;
138 | var
139 | i, j, vW: Integer;
140 | vS: string;
141 | begin
142 | vW := FColCount;
143 | for i := FRowCount - 1 downto 1 do
144 | begin
145 | for j := 1 to vW - 1 do
146 | begin
147 | vS := FSheet.Cells[i, j];
148 | if vS <> '' then
149 | Exit(i);
150 | end;
151 | end;
152 | Result := 0;
153 | end;
154 |
155 | function TExcelSheet.GetName: string;
156 | begin
157 | Result := FName;
158 | end;
159 |
160 | function TExcelSheet.GetRowCount: Integer;
161 | begin
162 | Result := FRowCount;
163 | end;
164 |
165 | procedure TExcelSheet.SetCell(AX, AY: Integer; const Value: string);
166 | begin
167 | FTable[AY, AX]:= Value;
168 | end;
169 |
170 | procedure TExcelSheet.SetColCount(const Value: Integer);
171 | var
172 | i, j, vWidth: Integer;
173 | begin
174 | vWidth := FColCount;
175 |
176 | if vWidth < Value then
177 | for i := 0 to FRowCount - 1 do
178 | begin
179 | SetLength(FTable[i], Value);
180 | for j := vWidth to Value - 1 do
181 | FTable[i, j] := '';
182 | end;
183 |
184 | if vWidth > Value then
185 | for i := 0 to FRowCount do
186 | begin
187 | for j := FColCount - 1 downto Value do
188 | FTable[i, j] := '';
189 | SetLength(FTable[i], Value);
190 | end;
191 |
192 | FColCount := Value;
193 | end;
194 |
195 | procedure TExcelSheet.SetName(const Value: string);
196 | begin
197 | FName := Value;
198 | end;
199 |
200 | procedure TExcelSheet.SetRowCount(const Value: Integer);
201 | var
202 | i, j, vHeight: Integer;
203 | begin
204 | vHeight := FRowCount;
205 | SetLength(FTable, Value);
206 |
207 | if vHeight < Value then
208 | for i := vHeight to Value - 1 do
209 | begin
210 | SetLength(FTable[i], FColCount);
211 | for j := 0 to FColCount - 1 do
212 | FTable[i, j] := '';
213 | end;
214 |
215 | if vHeight > Value then
216 | for i := vHeight - 1 downto Value do
217 | begin
218 | for j := 0 to FColCount - 1 do
219 | FTable[i, j] := '';
220 | SetLength(FTable[i], 0);
221 | end;
222 |
223 | FRowCount := Value;
224 | end;
225 |
226 | { TExcelDocument }
227 |
228 | function TExcelDocument.AddPage: TExcelSheet;
229 | var
230 | vSheet: Variant;
231 | vN: Integer;
232 | begin
233 | vN := FWorkBook.Sheets.Count;
234 | FExcel.Sheets.Add(After := FWorkBook.Worksheets[vN]);
235 | vN := FWorkBook.Sheets.Count;
236 | vSheet := FExcel.Sheets[vN];
237 |
238 | Result := TExcelSheet.Create(vSheet);
239 | FPages.Add(Result);
240 | end;
241 |
242 | constructor TExcelDocument.CreateFromFile(const AFileName: string);
243 | begin
244 | FExcel := CreateOleObject('excel.application');
245 | FExcel.DisplayAlerts := False;
246 | FPages := TList.Create;
247 | Open(AFileName);
248 | end;
249 |
250 | constructor TExcelDocument.CreateNew;
251 | var
252 | vN: Integer;
253 | begin
254 | FExcel := CreateOleObject('excel.application');
255 | FExcel.DisplayAlerts := False;
256 | FExcel.WorkBooks.Add;
257 | FWorkbook := FExcel.WorkBooks.Item[1];
258 | vN := FWorkBook.Sheets.Count;
259 | FPages := TList.Create;
260 | FPages.Add(TExcelSheet.Create(FWorkBook.Sheets[1]));
261 | end;
262 |
263 | destructor TExcelDocument.Destroy;
264 | begin
265 | FExcel.DisplayAlerts := False;
266 | FExcel.Quit;
267 | FPages.Free;
268 | inherited;
269 | end;
270 |
271 | function TExcelDocument.GetPage(Index: Integer): TExcelSheet;
272 | begin
273 | Result := FPages[Index];
274 | end;
275 |
276 | function TExcelDocument.GetPageCount: Integer;
277 | begin
278 | Result := FPages.Count;
279 | end;
280 |
281 | procedure TExcelDocument.Open(const AFileName: string);
282 | var
283 | i: Integer;
284 | begin
285 | if not TFile.Exists(AFileName) then
286 | begin
287 | ShowMessage('File ' + AFileName + ' not found!');
288 | Exit;
289 | end;
290 |
291 | FFileName := AFileName;
292 | FExcel.WorkBooks.Open(AFileName, false);
293 |
294 | FWorkbook := FExcel.WorkBooks.Item[1];
295 |
296 | for i := 1 to FExcel.WorkSheets.Count do
297 | FPages.Add(TExcelSheet.Create(FWorkbook.Sheets.Item[i]))
298 | end;
299 |
300 | procedure TExcelDocument.RemPage(const AIndex: Integer);
301 | var
302 | vPage: TExcelSheet;
303 | begin
304 | vPage := FPages[AIndex];
305 | FPages.Remove(vPage);
306 | vPage.Free;
307 | end;
308 |
309 | procedure TExcelDocument.Save(const AFileName: string);
310 | var
311 | i: Integer;
312 | begin
313 | for i := 0 to FPages.Count - 1 do
314 | FPages[i].ApplyToExcel;
315 |
316 | FWorkBook.SaveAs(AFileName, 51);
317 | end;
318 |
319 | procedure TExcelDocument.SetPage(Index: Integer; const Value: TExcelSheet);
320 | begin
321 | FPages[Index] := Value;
322 | end;
323 |
324 | end.
325 |
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1 | object MainForm: TMainForm
2 | Left = 0
3 | Top = 0
4 | Caption = 'MainForm'
5 | ClientHeight = 577
6 | ClientWidth = 1126
7 | Color = clBtnFace
8 | Font.Charset = DEFAULT_CHARSET
9 | Font.Color = clWindowText
10 | Font.Height = -11
11 | Font.Name = 'Tahoma'
12 | Font.Style = []
13 | OldCreateOrder = False
14 | OnDestroy = FormDestroy
15 | DesignSize = (
16 | 1126
17 | 577)
18 | PixelsPerInch = 96
19 | TextHeight = 13
20 | object MainLabel: TLabel
21 | Left = 8
22 | Top = 8
23 | Width = 89
24 | Height = 19
25 | Caption = 'Simple Excel'
26 | Font.Charset = DEFAULT_CHARSET
27 | Font.Color = clWindowText
28 | Font.Height = -16
29 | Font.Name = 'Tahoma'
30 | Font.Style = []
31 | ParentFont = False
32 | end
33 | object OpenFileBtn: TButton
34 | Left = 9
35 | Top = 104
36 | Width = 193
37 | Height = 25
38 | Caption = 'Open File'
39 | TabOrder = 2
40 | OnClick = OpenFileBtnClick
41 | end
42 | object PageControl: TPageControl
43 | Left = 208
44 | Top = 0
45 | Width = 918
46 | Height = 577
47 | Align = alRight
48 | Anchors = [akLeft, akTop, akRight, akBottom]
49 | TabOrder = 4
50 | end
51 | object SaveFileBtn: TButton
52 | Left = 9
53 | Top = 135
54 | Width = 193
55 | Height = 25
56 | Caption = 'Save File'
57 | TabOrder = 3
58 | OnClick = SaveFileBtnClick
59 | end
60 | object CreateNewBtn: TButton
61 | Left = 8
62 | Top = 42
63 | Width = 193
64 | Height = 25
65 | Caption = 'Create File'
66 | TabOrder = 0
67 | OnClick = CreateNewBtnClick
68 | end
69 | object ExcelPanel: TPanel
70 | Left = 8
71 | Top = 434
72 | Width = 185
73 | Height = 135
74 | Anchors = [akLeft, akBottom]
75 | TabOrder = 5
76 | object AddSheetBtn: TButton
77 | Left = 8
78 | Top = 8
79 | Width = 169
80 | Height = 25
81 | Caption = 'AddSheetBtn'
82 | TabOrder = 0
83 | OnClick = AddSheetBtnClick
84 | end
85 | object AddRowBtn: TButton
86 | Left = 8
87 | Top = 70
88 | Width = 169
89 | Height = 25
90 | Caption = 'AddRowBtn'
91 | TabOrder = 1
92 | OnClick = AddRowBtnClick
93 | end
94 | object AddColBtn: TButton
95 | Left = 8
96 | Top = 101
97 | Width = 169
98 | Height = 25
99 | Caption = 'AddColBtn'
100 | TabOrder = 2
101 | OnClick = AddColBtnClick
102 | end
103 | object RemSheetBtn: TButton
104 | Left = 8
105 | Top = 39
106 | Width = 169
107 | Height = 25
108 | Caption = 'RemSheetBtn'
109 | TabOrder = 3
110 | OnClick = RemSheetBtnClick
111 | end
112 | end
113 | object OpenDefaultFileBtn: TButton
114 | Left = 8
115 | Top = 73
116 | Width = 194
117 | Height = 25
118 | Caption = 'OpenDefaultFileBtn'
119 | TabOrder = 1
120 | OnClick = OpenDefaultFileBtnClick
121 | end
122 | object SaveDlg: TSaveDialog
123 | Left = 56
124 | Top = 176
125 | end
126 | object OpenDlg: TOpenDialog
127 | Left = 16
128 | Top = 176
129 | end
130 | end
131 |
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1 | unit uExcelDemo;
2 |
3 | interface
4 |
5 | uses
6 | Winapi.Windows, Winapi.Messages, System.SysUtils, System.Variants, System.Classes, Vcl.Graphics,
7 | Vcl.Controls, Vcl.Forms, Vcl.Dialogs, Vcl.Grids, Vcl.StdCtrls, uExcelDocument, Vcl.ComCtrls,
8 | Vcl.ExtCtrls;
9 |
10 | type
11 | TMainForm = class(TForm)
12 | OpenFileBtn: TButton;
13 | PageControl: TPageControl;
14 | SaveFileBtn: TButton;
15 | SaveDlg: TSaveDialog;
16 | MainLabel: TLabel;
17 | CreateNewBtn: TButton;
18 | ExcelPanel: TPanel;
19 | AddSheetBtn: TButton;
20 | AddRowBtn: TButton;
21 | AddColBtn: TButton;
22 | OpenDlg: TOpenDialog;
23 | OpenDefaultFileBtn: TButton;
24 | RemSheetBtn: TButton;
25 | procedure OpenFileBtnClick(Sender: TObject);
26 | procedure SaveFileBtnClick(Sender: TObject);
27 | procedure AddSheetBtnClick(Sender: TObject);
28 | procedure AddRowBtnClick(Sender: TObject);
29 | procedure AddColBtnClick(Sender: TObject);
30 | procedure FormDestroy(Sender: TObject);
31 | procedure OpenDefaultFileBtnClick(Sender: TObject);
32 | procedure CreateNewBtnClick(Sender: TObject);
33 | procedure RemSheetBtnClick(Sender: TObject);
34 | private
35 | FExcelDocument: TExcelDocument;
36 | procedure OnEnterGrid(Sender: TObject; ACol, ARow: Integer; const Value: string);
37 | procedure AddSheet(const ASheet: TExcelSheet);
38 | procedure RemSheet(const AIndex: Integer);
39 | public
40 |
41 | end;
42 |
43 | var
44 | MainForm: TMainForm;
45 |
46 | implementation
47 |
48 | {$R *.dfm}
49 |
50 | procedure TMainForm.AddColBtnClick(Sender: TObject);
51 | begin
52 | if not Assigned(FExcelDocument) then
53 | begin
54 | ShowMessage('You didn''t create document.');
55 | Exit
56 | end;
57 |
58 | FExcelDocument.Pages[PageControl.ActivePageIndex].ColCount :=
59 | FExcelDocument.Pages[PageControl.ActivePageIndex].ColCount + 1;
60 |
61 | TStringGrid(PageControl.ActivePage.Controls[0]).ColCount :=
62 | FExcelDocument.Pages[PageControl.ActivePageIndex].ColCount;
63 | end;
64 |
65 | procedure TMainForm.AddRowBtnClick(Sender: TObject);
66 | begin
67 | if not Assigned(FExcelDocument) then
68 | begin
69 | ShowMessage('You didn''t create document.');
70 | Exit
71 | end;
72 |
73 | FExcelDocument.Pages[PageControl.ActivePageIndex].RowCount :=
74 | FExcelDocument.Pages[PageControl.ActivePageIndex].RowCount + 1;
75 |
76 | TStringGrid(PageControl.ActivePage.Controls[0]).RowCount :=
77 | FExcelDocument.Pages[PageControl.ActivePageIndex].RowCount;
78 | end;
79 |
80 | procedure TMainForm.AddSheet(const ASheet: TExcelSheet);
81 | var
82 | vGrid: TStringGrid;
83 | vTabSheet: TTabSheet;
84 | vX, vY: Integer;
85 | begin
86 | vTabSheet := TTabSheet.Create(PageControl);
87 | vTabSheet.PageControl := PageControl;
88 |
89 | vGrid := TStringGrid.Create(vTabSheet);
90 | vGrid.Parent := vTabSheet;
91 | vGrid.Align := TAlign.alClient;
92 | vGrid.ColCount := ASheet.ColCount;
93 | vGrid.RowCount := ASheet.RowCount;
94 | vGrid.OnSetEditText := OnEnterGrid;
95 | vGrid.EditorMode := True;
96 | vGrid.DrawingStyle := TGridDrawingStyle.gdsGradient;
97 | vGrid.Options := [TGridOption.goEditing, goVertLine, goHorzLine];
98 |
99 | for vX := 0 to ASheet.ColCount - 1 do
100 | for vY := 0 to ASheet.RowCount - 1 do
101 | vGrid.Cells[vX, vY] := ASheet.Cells[vX, vY];
102 |
103 | vTabSheet.Caption := ASheet.Name;
104 | end;
105 |
106 | procedure TMainForm.AddSheetBtnClick(Sender: TObject);
107 | begin
108 | if not Assigned(FExcelDocument) then
109 | begin
110 | ShowMessage('You didn''t create document.');
111 | Exit
112 | end;
113 |
114 | AddSheet(FExcelDocument.AddPage);
115 | end;
116 |
117 | procedure TMainForm.CreateNewBtnClick(Sender: TObject);
118 | var
119 | vPage: TExcelSheet;
120 | begin
121 | FExcelDocument := TExcelDocument.CreateNew;
122 | vPage := FExcelDocument.Pages[0];
123 | vPage.ColCount := 3;
124 | vPage.RowCount := 3;
125 | vPage[1, 1] := 'Hello World!';
126 |
127 | AddSheet(vPage);
128 | end;
129 |
130 | procedure TMainForm.OpenDefaultFileBtnClick(Sender: TObject);
131 | var
132 | i: Integer;
133 | begin
134 | FExcelDocument := TExcelDocument.CreateFromFile(GetCurrentDir + '\Test.xlsx');
135 |
136 | for i := 0 to FExcelDocument.PageCount - 1 do
137 | AddSheet(FExcelDocument.Pages[i]);
138 | end;
139 |
140 | procedure TMainForm.FormDestroy(Sender: TObject);
141 | begin
142 | if Assigned(FExcelDocument) then
143 | FExcelDocument.Free;
144 | end;
145 |
146 | procedure TMainForm.OnEnterGrid(Sender: TObject; ACol, ARow: Integer; const Value: string);
147 | begin
148 | FExcelDocument.Pages[PageControl.ActivePageIndex].Cells[ACol, ARow] := Value;
149 | end;
150 |
151 | procedure TMainForm.OpenFileBtnClick(Sender: TObject);
152 | var
153 | i: Integer;
154 | begin
155 | if OpenDlg.Execute then
156 | begin
157 | FExcelDocument := TExcelDocument.CreateFromFile(OpenDlg.FileName);
158 |
159 | for i := 0 to FExcelDocument.PageCount - 1 do
160 | AddSheet(FExcelDocument.Pages[i]);
161 | end;
162 | end;
163 |
164 | procedure TMainForm.RemSheet(const AIndex: Integer);
165 | var
166 | vGrid: TStringGrid;
167 | vTabSheet: TTabSheet;
168 | begin
169 | vTabSheet := PageControl.ActivePage;
170 | vGrid := TStringGrid(PageControl.ActivePage.Controls[0]);
171 | vGrid.Free;
172 | PageControl.RemoveControl(PageControl.ActivePage);
173 | vTabSheet.Free;
174 | end;
175 |
176 | procedure TMainForm.RemSheetBtnClick(Sender: TObject);
177 | begin
178 | if not Assigned(FExcelDocument) then
179 | begin
180 | ShowMessage('You didn''t create document.');
181 | Exit
182 | end;
183 |
184 | FExcelDocument.RemPage(PageControl.ActivePageIndex);
185 | RemSheet(PageControl.ActivePageIndex);
186 | end;
187 |
188 | procedure TMainForm.SaveFileBtnClick(Sender: TObject);
189 | begin
190 | if not Assigned(FExcelDocument) then
191 | begin
192 | ShowMessage('You didn''t create document.');
193 | Exit
194 | end;
195 |
196 | if SaveDlg.Execute then
197 | FExcelDocument.Save(SaveDlg.FileName);
198 | end;
199 |
200 |
201 | end.
202 |
203 |
204 |
205 |
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