You can specify a Range of cells that contain the Data you want to retrieve. In the form:
[sheet1$[Start Cell]:[End Cell]]
In your case, you can change the query, including only the Cells from B6
to ZZ
(which seems to be the range that contains your Data. Adapt it as needed):
Remember to Dispose of the disposable objects you created or declare them in using
blocks)
string sheetName = "Sheet1";
string query = $"SELECT * FROM [{sheetName}$B6:ZZ]"
OleDbDataAdapter oda = new OleDbDataAdapter(query, cnnxls);
//(...)
oda.Dispose();
You can of course specify a Filter:
int fieldID = 204;
//
string query = $"SELECT * FROM [{sheetName}$B6:ZZ] WHERE FCID = {fieldID}"
using (OleDbConnection cnnxls = new OleDbConnection(strConn))
using (OleDbDataAdapter oda = new OleDbDataAdapter(query, cnnxls))
{
oda.Fill(tbContainer);
grdProductList.DataSource = tbContainer;
}
or a Range filter:
string query = $"SELECT * FROM [{sheetName}$B6:ZZ] WHERE FCID BETWEEN 204 AND 300"
or, using variable values:
int minValue = 204;
int maxValue = 300;
string query = $"SELECT * FROM [{sheetName}$B6:ZZ] WHERE FCID BETWEEN {minValue} AND {maxValue}"
The .xls
format doesn't support a generic Range:
[sheet1$B6:ZZ]
will not be accepted.
[sheet1$B6:O65535]
is accepted: the data is in the columns range B6:O*
.
UPDATE: (specific to this question):
Given the composition of the Excel Sheet, the Field Names need to be specified explicitly, otherwise the resulting DataTable
will contain empty columns:
int fieldID = 204;
string fieldSelector = "[ FCID], [Product Name], [Category], [Sub Category], " +
"[Brand], [MRP], [Disc %], [Stock], [Discount Type]";
query = $"SELECT {fieldSelector} FROM [{sheetName}$B6:O65535] WHERE [ FCID] = {fieldID}";