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I think you should use Cells.MaxDataRow, Cells.MaxRow, Cells.MaxDataRowInColumn etc. Well, when you specify A7 cell for the second repeater, the data will be imported starting at the A7 cell. Workbook.Save(Server.MapPath(“StatementTemplate2.xls”), FileFormatType.Default) (dt1, False, “A3”)ĭim dt2 As DataTable = dsCommissionSummary.Tables(2)ĭim sheet1 As Worksheet = workbook.Worksheets(0) 'Get the reference of “A1” cell from the cells collection of a worksheetĭim dt1 As DataTable = dsCommissionSummary.Tables(1)ĭt1.Columns.Remove(“Project_YTD_Fee_Revenue”)ĭt1.Columns.Remove(“Project_YTD_Project_Margin”)ĭt1.Columns.Remove(“Unapplied_Negative_Commissions”)ĭt1.Columns.Remove(“Prior_Month_Holdback_Reversal”)ĭim sheet As Worksheet = workbook.Worksheets(0) 'Opening the Excel file through the file stream 'Creating a file stream containing the Excel file to be openedĭim fstream As FileStream = New FileStream(Server.MapPath(“StatementTemplate.xls”), FileMode.Open) 'Instantiate a Workbook object that represents an Excel file Private Sub ExportExcel_Click(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles ExportExcel.Click I will highly appreciate any further help… Thanks.

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For further explanation please review my code below. So when the data is looped for the first repeater and pumps out 46 results, I want the second repeater’s data to start from A50 BUT right now the second repeater fires up on A7 messing up the worksheet and so if the 2nd repeater has 4 results what happens is from A3 to A6 is the first three results of 1st repeater, from A7 to A10 are the four results for 2nd repeater and then from A11 to A46 are the remaining results from the 1st repeater! I know this sounds confusing but I’m trying to be as precise as possible. A3 for 1st repeater, A7 for 2nd repeater and so on… it’s sort of hardcoded in there.

The problem I’m facing is that when I specify the cells i.e.

But it's not like other genres sound horrible, for example these bring way more depth to the walking bass lines in jazz.I’m trying to import from multiple repeaters (I have 4) into a single worksheet. If you are a basshead, EDM and Hip Hop are probably what you listen to the most and the Legato's suit those genres wonderfully. They are surprisingly light despite their size, however. This is, of course, to be expected with a dual 6+12 mm driver, they need room to breathe. At least for me, these stick out of my ears quite a bit, even if I shove these deep into my ear canal. Probably my main gripe with these is the bulkiness. There is a tiny ridge at the base of the silicone tips, which can cause some discomfort after wearing these for a while. I was able to get a pretty good fit with the included ear tips, isolation is decent. The 4 core cable feels decent, I don't see a reason to immediately change it. The included accessories are nice, though the zipper on the case feels quite cheap and the dark ear tips don't really fit the Legato's. No complaints on this front, really nothing out of the ordinary. Others can describe the sound better than I can, but let's just say I wasn't disappointed.

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The 6 mm driver handles the mids and the highs. Of course you won't get the same feeling of chest thumping bass you get from a real subwoofer, but audibly these deliver a similar experience.

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The Legato's 12 mm driver certainly delivers deep, full bodied, punchy bass that they advertise. I decided to give these a try, since I've felt the bass kind of lacking in the budget IEM's that I own.