Does ag-grid exportDataAsExcel function support RTL? For example when my grid locale is Arabic (enableRtl=true) I want to export to Excel columns in RTL order, but it appears in LTR mode like in English locale.
prependContent is possible solution, but it looks ugly, I hope grid provide something for it.
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I'm using vue-json-excel plugin to download a table and some contents into an Excel document.
What I need to know is that whether there are any methods which I can use to customize the excel document - changing the background color of a cell, font colors, adding table borders etc.
Thanks in advance for your valuable time.
use other library because vue-json-excel doesnt have any customizability
just download https://github.com/sheetjs/js-xlsx with PRO version
I am curious whether I can get a properties window for cells select in Excel. With "properties window" I mean the same on the Developer interface uses for properties of entities in VBA. I use AutoCAD a lot and have gotten used to being able to see and edit all attributes of an entity through the properties window. It would be quite handy if I had all info of a cell available in Excel too.
The content is displayed in the Formula Bar. The formatting can be displayed by touching: Ctrl+1:
This is not a complete set of Properties. (Comments are displayed by mouseover,etc.)
Does anyone know of a grid control that can be placed on an Excel UserForm, preferably something that is capable of displaying the content of a ADODB Recordset?
In VB window using 'Tools'->'Additional Controls' menu, there may be DBGrid control; check it.
In the VB window, using 'Tools->Additional Controls, there is a 'Microsoft Office Spreadsheet 11.0' control that is very powerful. This is true for Excel 2010, at least. Don't know about more recent versions.
Just throwing this out there for anyone that might be interested. I too as looking for a way to display what looks like a grid on a userform. Since I'm working on a shared program with different users having different versions, I shied away from the "Additional Controls.
Very simply, what I did was throw a number of labels into a frame, got rid of the borders, separated them with just the tiniest space in between and set the back color of the frame to a darker color. The result is below.
I don't have much experience with Big Commerce. We've been trying for weeks to accomplish what should be very simple.
We have five text fields, for a customer to enter their eyewear prescription, and our customer wants them in one row. BigCommerce displays them as five rows in one column. I've experimented with the html templates and the css, I've searched here and Google, etc. I haven't figured out how to isolate the individual fields in order to format them.
Can anyone help?
Use a web inspection tool like firebug or the built-in developer tools in firefox, and hover over the text boxes you want to format. That should tell you a class you can target.
The class of your input element is something like "Field validation productAttributeFluidWidth"
Can anybody help me with this?
I am taking a table in Excel and exporting it as a web page. I noticed that the webpage rendered things differently -- such as spacing (it's putting in LOTS of white space where there should be none). Also, it's displaying columns that were hidden in my excel file.
Can anybody let me know how to export this so that the space rendering is not so different?
Also, does anybody know how to export this in a way where I can keep some Excel functions (i.e. sort, filtering, etc.)?
For hidden columns, Excel's html format simply doesn't respect them. I set my column width to 1 pixel to "hide" them. If you have a lot of them together, it looks terrible in Excel and creates even more white space in the html, but I couldn't come up with a better way.
I think you could use Appizy to do it. It's a render service from .ods to .html :
First transform your Excel file into an OpenDocument with Open or LibreOffice
Convert it using the html render tool of Appizy. The hidden cells will have the css attribute "display:none"
If you don't want your formulas to be working, the free version should be fine for you. I hope it can help.
BR, Nicolas