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Sean
Posted: 06/24/2003, 1:42 PM

I am trying to make my grid viewable in MS Word or Excel and the documentaion tells me to enter code in the "Open Event" of the page properties. I do not see that event anywhere? Can someone help me.

I am using CCS 2.1 ASP 3.0 w/ Templates.
rrodgers
Posted: 06/24/2003, 2:31 PM

I had a hard time making a grid viewable in many versions of excel. Several corporate users I work with could not get the execl export to work at all. I finally got something that seems to work on all version and you can see a sample and download the code at.

http://www.sylvancomputing.com/CCS/

Choose the Export CSV link.

rob
Sean
Posted: 06/24/2003, 4:09 PM

Thanks for the reply. Is there a way that I could do that with formatting into Excel?

The real thing I am trying to do is make printable (on paper) reports. I haven't been able to find a way to make nice formatted reports that are printable without a lot of custom coding and a lot of time involved in making it appear right when printed.

Does anyone know of a good way to use CCS to make printable reports?
rrodgers
Posted: 06/24/2003, 4:14 PM

My expirience was that excel ignored any formatting. I could have been doing something wrong though. I have seen some components that can create excel files on the server without excel being installed. Here was something else of interest, unfortunatly I could not count on it working for my purposes.

Creating Excel Spreadsheets through an ASP Page
http://www.4guysfromrolla.com/webtech/051502-1.shtml

rob

   


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