I'm using rwservlet to generate an oracle reports rdf in a excel compatible format. The desformat used is ENHANCED SPREADSHEET.
The problem is the report returns a lot of rows and enhanced spreadsheet only allows up to 75 000 rows. The result is that not all my data is displayed.
From my research it seems that i'd need to switch to delimited format in order to have all data displayed, however the client wants the reports generated in excel to make use of its formulas.
Is there any way to get oracle reports to generate all the data into an excel compatible format? Or can i use a procedure to do this instead of oracle reports?
Any help is appreciated,
Thank you!
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I have an excel with data listed in one format, but I need it to be arranged in different format to be able to load it in another software.
I have two tables the first one is input data and the second is output.
The data in there is just a sample of my full data set.
the missing value of -9999 will be added into my output when DHGP_UPPER and / or when DHGT_UPPER not available
your help is appreciated, as I am planning to learn excel macros :-)
Input table
Output table
I am trying create a tool to generate bulk salary revision files and facing an issue to get the correct number format in word file when it is copied from excel to msword (using bookmark). What is the best way to get the correct Indian number formats (lakhs & crors) in MS word from excel.
I tried many options using "format" ("##,##,##0") in vba however when the number is ten thousand an extra comma comes in front of the number.
I am new to vba and not very hands on in advanced option. Please also let me know if I can create a function to fix if required.
You can study my article and the included code:
Indian number formatting of Currency in Microsoft Access and Excel
MS Excel deleting the 0’s in the excel download of the report in OBIEE.
I have one primary id which has data like 001,002,003
The column is varchar and is treated as string in the report but when I export that to excel I'm getting 1,2,3.But I need the data should be like 001,002,003 only even after export.
I think excel is thinking this is number so it is cutting off zeros.
The user want to see data in excel exactly how it is displaying in report.
Any suggestion would be helpful.
You're sadly not specifying on which exact version this happens. The problem is definitely Excel and since this is a known issue, Oracle introduced a setting in OBIEE some years back. It lets you define whether to transfer raw data to Excel (as above where Excel then messes it up) or formatted, in which case your string stays a string.
In the instanceconfig.xml you can set the following:
UseFormattedValue
When you set that to UseFormattedValue, Execl is forced to accept the actual formatting. Not what Excel thinks the data is.
The other setting is UseRawValue.
I have been searching for the logic to convert the SpreadSheet data of an excel into XML format.
I have the thousands of data like shown below. i want to convert this into XML format.
Anyone please help me, any help would be appreciated greatly.
According to the screenshot, your Excel version allows to save your document using XML Spreadsheet 2003 format: Save As... > Other Formats and locate it in the dropdown (at least for Excel 2007 it works as described).
Resulting XML will contain much of the native Excel Workbook fields and nodes, but they're might be easily removed using any more or less advanced XML editor, e.g. Altova XMLSpy or any similar. However, cleanup depends entirely on your further needs.
For your convenience may see sample Excel book and XML generated from it as described above: https://www.dropbox.com/s/kxmxu2tq52y4m9b/ExcelToXML.zip
Good luck!
I make a report as pdf.It s fine. But when I export it to excel ,there are many sheets on excel . I do not wan to it.I want to 1 sheet.How can I fix this?
Thanks.
Depends on your Cognos version you can use the Excel 2000 single sheet format in Cognos 8.X:
Cognos 8.4.1 Excel Formats
However, I assume you are using Cognos 10.X. In this version this feature is deprecated:
Excel 2000 and Excel 2000 Single Sheet Report Outputs
So, you can use the following options:
1. Export report in CSV or Excel 2007 Data format. This is excellent choice if format is not required.
2. Change your report layout to support single sheet excel: Create all your report objects in one page, remove any page sets definition.
You can use render variable to create separate output for Excel and separate output for other formats.