Search and process Excel data using JavaScript

Question

I have an HTML web form with 5 text inputs and a button that calls a JavaScript function. The function in its current form will open an existing Excel file, find the last completed row, add a new row under it and place the form values ​​in one value for each cell. Then it saves and exits.

However, a table has much more than 5 columns, so the function only ever puts data in AE columns.

function createData(){

    var first = document.getElementById('A').value;
    var second = document.getElementById('B').value;
    var third = document.getElementById('C').value;
    var fourth = document.getElementById('D').value;
    var fifth = document.getElementById('E').value;

    var xlDown = -4121

    var w =new ActiveXObject("Excel.Application");
    w.Visible=true;

    w.Workbooks.Open("file:\\Form.xls");
    objWorksheet = w.Worksheets(1);

    objRange = w.Range("A1");
    objRange.End(xlDown).Activate;
    intNewRow = w.ActiveCell.Row + 1;

    for (i=1; i<10000; i++){
        objWorksheet.Cells(intNewRow, 1) = first;
        objWorksheet.Cells(intNewRow, 2) = second;
        objWorksheet.Cells(intNewRow, 3) = third;
        objWorksheet.Cells(intNewRow, 4) = fourth;
        objWorksheet.Cells(intNewRow, 5) = fifth;
    }
    w.ActiveWorkbook.SaveAs("file:\\Form.xls");
    w.Quit();
              alert("The data has been added to the spreadsheet");
}

What I really want to do is the following:

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Answer 1

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function createData(){      

var Name = document.getElementById('txtName').value;

var first = document.getElementById('A').value;     
var second = document.getElementById('B').value;     
var third = document.getElementById('C').value;     
var fourth = document.getElementById('D').value;     
var fifth = document.getElementById('E').value;      
var xlDown = -4121      

var w =new ActiveXObject("Excel.Application");     
w.Visible=true;      
w.Workbooks.Open("file:\\Form.xls");     

objWorksheet = w.Worksheets(1);      
objRange = w.Range("H3");     
objRange.End(xlDown).Activate;     
intNewRow = w.ActiveCell.Row + 1;      

for (i=4; i<10; i++){
    var a = objWorksheet.Cells(i,2);
    var b = a.Value;
    if(b == Name){
        a.Activate;
        b = w.ActiveCell.Offset(0,6);
        intNew = w.ActiveCell.Row;
        objWorksheet.Cells(intNew, 8) = first
        objWorksheet.Cells(intNew, 9) = second
        objWorksheet.Cells(intNew, 10) = third
        objWorksheet.Cells(intNew, 11) = fourth
        objWorksheet.Cells(intNew, 12) = fifth
    }   
    else{
        objWorksheet.Cells(intNewRow, 8) = first
        objWorksheet.Cells(intNewRow, 9) = second
        objWorksheet.Cells(intNewRow, 10) = third
        objWorksheet.Cells(intNewRow, 11) = fourth
        objWorksheet.Cells(intNewRow, 12) = fifth
    }
}
w.ActiveWorkbook.SaveAs("file:\\\\Test.xls");
w.Quit();
}