Locate Excel data by column header and update the data below the header

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Hi experts,
Can anybody please let me know how I can use C# to read a specific column based on its
header?
As I do not know how to insert value in an Excel, so I simply "drawn" a sheet here to help you understand.

ID    Name   Gender
01    X      M
02    Y      F
03    Z      M

Note: The "space" around represents the empty cells around.

Now let's say I want to locate ID column and then update its data below. Any good idea will be greeted.
Hope it is not a bad question. :)
Regards
Pandvi

Posted 30-May-12 23:55pm

Pandvi

Updated 31-May-12 0:11am

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Hi,
Here go through the the link-
A Very Easy to Use Excel XML Import-Export Library[^]

Posted 31-May-12 0:17am

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Prasad_Kulkarni · Accepted Answer · 2012-05-31T00:00:00

Solution 1

Please refer similar discussion here[^]
Also have a look on DataColumn.ColumnName Property[^]

Posted 31-May-12 0:00am

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Pandvi 1-Jun-12 0:59am

：） Many Thanks

Prasad_Kulkarni 1-Jun-12 1:14am

You're welcome!
BTW do you know GIT[^]