Is it possible to download data from single chart on PRPT report in Pentaho?
I'd like download csv format in my case.
I've searched urls like this:
http://localhost:8080/pentaho/api/repos/public%3Araporty%3AAuditLogsChartDouble.prpt/generatedContent?output-target=pageable%2Fpdf
but it's for a whole report. I didn't find any solution to export data from one chart.
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https://public.tableau.com/profile/jamesbond#!/vizhome/NiftyPERatio_16005774872610/NiftyPERatioHeatMap
How do I figure out the data source of this viz? I am trying to create my own similar visualisations, hence investigating what they are getting data.
Actually you can't for thiz viz.
The author doesn't allow download for workbook and data.
I am trying to export a data table from SQL Server to a .CSV file format, but could not proceed any further after this warning. And I don't know how to fix this, and I need to go further in my job.
Write a query to retrieve the data you want to export
Right click on the result and save as csv file. see image bellow
Excel export showing only 254 columns while generating it from Birt Report tool and here we use cross tab for showing the dynamically data..Even i tried to generate the file XSL and XSLX format.
select the data sets -->select the setting tab ---> select the fetch all rows from database check box. I hope it might be useful for you.
Can anyone help me out regarding A standard code for importing data from SAP SYSTEM TO EXCEL using VBA. I use SE16 transaction and a table named .I need to import data from TFACS table to excel using vba.
If you have access to SE16n you can export directly from there to csv or text file. You can also get with IT to create a nightly spool that will dump a text file into a folder and then link directly to that file with excel.
I wish to import data from an Excel File into SQL Server 2012. The Excel file has one column which contains an image in each row.
So when I use the SQL Server Import & Export Wizard, it imports everything fine except the pictures.
Thank you.
It's not possible to import images from an Excel file into SQL Server using the Import & Export Wizard.
This is partly due to the fact that images are actually not located inside the individual spreadsheet cells. In Excel, images are stored as free objects (granted, you can anchor an image to a cell, but this is pure layout - not data).
To be able to do what you want, you'd probably have to create some custom VBA code, to loop through each image in your spreadsheet, serialize the image into binary format and then write it to your SQL database table, along with the name of the image object. You will probably have to do this on an image-by-image basis, inserting one record at a time, so hopefully, your Excel spreadsheet does not contain too many images.
Binding each image record to the cell record will be a problem on its own, but hopefully, the images in your Excel file have been named in a way, that enables you to match them with their corresponding data record.