This example shows how to skip an optional
input argument in the Excel® Add
method, used
to insert a sheet into a workbook.
The Add
method has the following optional
input arguments:
Before
— The sheet before
which to add the new sheet
After
— The sheet after
which to add the new sheet
Count
— The total number
of sheets to add
Type
— The type of sheet
to add
e = actxserver('Excel.Application');
Add(e.Workbooks);
e.Visible = 1;
Create a collection of the default sheets in the workbook.
eSheets = e.ActiveWorkbook.Sheets;
Insert a sheet after the first item in the collection, eSheet1
.
eSheet1 = Item(eSheets,1); eNewSheet = Add(eSheets,[],eSheet1);
To call Add
with the After
argument,
omit the first argument, Before
, by using an empty
array []
in its place.
Open the workbook and notice Sheet4.
Close the spreadsheet.
Close the application.
Quit(e) delete(e)