Answer Posted / srinivasa reddy m

Set oExcel = Createobject("Excel.application")
oExcel.Visible = True
Set oWorkBook = oExcel.WorkBooks.Open("c:\Book1.xls")
Set oWorkSheet = oWorkBook.WorkSheets(1)
oWorkSheet.Cells(1,1).Interior.ColorIndex = 38

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