That completes the tutorial, you should now be able to create an Excel file on the client browser containing your information, as well as being able to perform at least some simple functions on that data.

I hope that you found this tutorial helpful, below are some of the sites that I used when I compiled this tutorial :

• Excel Generator Alberto Sartori (Planet Source Code)
• Creating Excel WorkSheets with ASP Wayne Berry (15 Seconds)
• Dynamic Excel Reports with ASP Steven Smith (ASP Alliance)

During the development of this tutorial, and afterwards, I've come across a selection of useful resource URLs that can assist in your developent of this type of application, some of the most useful are :

• Using the ActiveX approach with .Net
      An article covering the use of the ActiveX approach in a .Net application.
• Microsoft Office 97 automation help file
      A useful Windows helpfile covering details and examples of working with Office Automation.
• Microsoft Office 2000 automation help file
      A useful Windows helpfile covering details and examples of working with Office Automation.
• The Excel Constant reference list.
      Provides a list of all the Excel Constants and their underlying numerical values.
• The Microsoft Excel Language Reference for Excel 97 and Excel 2003 on MSDN.
      Comprehensive reference of MS Excel (thanks to Jon Petter Austnes for pointing this out.)
• Microsoft Office 97/Visual Basic Programmer's Guide
      Provides a wealth of information and samples on VBA, (Book version available from Amazon)
• Microsoft Support Article on the ActiveX component can't create object: 'createobject' error
      Short article outlining the causes and some options for resolving this common issue when using the ActiveX approach.
• MSDN Sample Code
      Code sample showing one possible way to handle the above error.
• Access to Excel Methods
      An evaluation of the different methods that can be used to move data from Access to Excel.

If you know of any other useful sites, please let me know.