I have successfully built a C# Word 2013 project (ReportGenerator) that opens an MS ACCESS database and generates a MS WORD 2013 report. The results are very good. The issue I have is at the moment it can only be run from inside Visual Studio. My boss wants it to run via a windows form.
I have the competence to build a new project (ReportRunner) that contains a windows form with a datagrid, populate it and put a button on it. What I lack is the competence to know how to:
I was expecting to be able to write a line like “ReportGenerator.ThisDocument.ThisDocument_Startup” in the click event of the button. This isn't happening.
The significant bits of code in my projects are:
ReportGenerator
namespace ReportGenerator
{
public partial class ThisDocument
{
ReportData reportData = new ReportData();
public void ThisDocument_Startup(object sender, System.EventArgs e)
{
int idToLookFor = 2;
reportData = MyFunctionToReadAccessData(idToLookFor);
MyFunctionToPutDataIntoReport();
}
}
}
ReportRunner
using ReportGenerator;
namespace ReportRunner
{
public partial class Form1 : Form
private void button1_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
int idToLookFor = int.Parse(dataGridView1.CurrentRow.Cells[0].Value.ToString());
//HOW DO I MAKE IT OPEN REPORT GENERATOR ThisDocument_Startup
// AND PASS IT THE idToLookFor
}
}
Update:
I'm having trouble understanding your comment so here's a few updates:
You can call method from a Document-level Addin from a seperate C# WinForm using the link I provided. It doesn't matter if it's an Application-level addin or a Document-level addin - the approach is the same. See this link .
Why did you build a ReportRunner Form project that is separate from your ReportGenerator Add-in project? As I said below, you can create a single VS solution with 2 projects - one is a Document-level addin, the other is a WinForm and you can simply call the WinForm from the Ribbon associated with the addin.
I assume that you're asking how to call a function from a Word Addin from a Winform? I recently explained how to do this here: How to call a VSTO AddIn method from a separate C# project?
That being said, I don't recommend doing this becaues you can simply package your WinForm together with your Addin and then open it like this using a Ribbon:
private void button1_Click(object sender, RibbonControlEventArgs e)
{
Form1 aForm = new Form1();
aForm.Show();
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