I have a simple table that has a couple of fixed number of columns and the
rows are populated from the database. I have a need to get the value from the
cell which i know will always be the second column and third row. Is there a
way to access that cell by maybe using indexes or is this even possible?
Any help or guidance would be greatly appreciated.But if you know the value is coming from some field in a table, why can't you
use that instead of getting the value of the field from the cell which is not
possible.
Amarnath
"appu" wrote:
> I have a simple table that has a couple of fixed number of columns and the
> rows are populated from the database. I have a need to get the value from the
> cell which i know will always be the second column and third row. Is there a
> way to access that cell by maybe using indexes or is this even possible?
> Any help or guidance would be greatly appreciated.|||I need to access that cell because the report will be exported to excel and
the user will enter a number in that cell. The value from that cell will act
as a denomiator to calculate other cells in the table.
"Amarnath" wrote:
> But if you know the value is coming from some field in a table, why can't you
> use that instead of getting the value of the field from the cell which is not
> possible.
> Amarnath
> "appu" wrote:
> > I have a simple table that has a couple of fixed number of columns and the
> > rows are populated from the database. I have a need to get the value from the
> > cell which i know will always be the second column and third row. Is there a
> > way to access that cell by maybe using indexes or is this even possible?
> > Any help or guidance would be greatly appreciated.
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