Latest posts on category "Windows Forms"

Last time we looked at creating a simple scorecard in Excel to visualize info, data, & metrics for some entity of interest, such as a customer, potential customer, employee, etc. In that article, the underlying data lived in another Excel workbook (customers.xlsx) and we used a direct data connection in the scorecard template (scorecard_template.xlsx) to easily pull the data. This time we're going about the same goal through different means. The data will be in the same place, but we're going to handle getting the data and populating it in a copy of the scorecard template via a Windows Forms application in C# using OleDbConnection and ExcelInterop.

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