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Hope this video will help - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BaYxwKUnw0U It shows, step by step, how to create Excel file with multiple sheets
I had similar problem a few years ago and found a solution (quite complicated) which I placed here: [URL="http://vbdotnettutorial.blogspot.com/2006/05/access-to-path-is-denied.html"]http://vbdotnettutorial.blogspot.com/2006/05/access-to-path-is-denied.html[/URL] I know it is hard to read, but maybe will help a little.
[QUOTE=ssommaro;1106099]If you store your number in a variable of decimal type, you can convert into a string with two decimal places (including .00) this way: Dim dAmount as Decimal Dim strFormattedAmount as String strFormattedAmount= dAmount.ToString("N2")[/QUOTE] Try this: String.Format("{0:f2}", CType("10.22222222", Decimal)) [url]http://vbdotnettutorial.blogspot.com/2010/05/vbnet-format-to-2-decimal-points.html[/url]
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