I want to make a button on the HTML page that exports SQL DB from phpMyAdmin and put the data in excel sheet.
The Problem is I can't find the way to do that.
I want to implement it using PHP or JS
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need to create complex headers on tableau like this.header
did this on tableau dashboard simply using text tables.
tried to create with text table's but it's kind of messy and can't import it to excel or pdf. it won't show the headers.
does anyone knows that how to import the entire dashboard to excel or pdf? or how to create complex headers like this in another way.
If you save a text in SQL, is is possible to include a hyperlink in that same text?
When I save <a href='http://duckduckgo.com'>duck</a> in my SQL database, it gets displayed as plain text and not as a hyperlink when selected and displayed on my website.
Is it even possible to include hyperlinks like this and if not, what is a better solution?
edit; im using node.js and react
Whatever DBMS you are using most likely does not implement a "Hyperlink" data type. You will need to save the hyperlink as text and then get your application to display the hyperlink.
It sounds like you are storing HTML, so you could simply open that HTML in a web browser to see the link. You will need to have an application to pull the HTML from your database and display it to the user.
Depending on your DBMS, there are multiple libraries available to connect to a database. Try googling your DBMS and a programming language to find a library that suits your needs.
For example, npgsql is a library to connect to postgres using .NET.
I can't really find a clear answer or solution for my problem.
What I have is the following: An excel file where a user inputs data in a UserForm and that data is then added to a table in this same excel file. Multiple users will get such an excel file so that they can add data on their own.
What I want to do is to aggregate this data in my own Excel file. Or Sharepoint List. I don't really prefer any option as both would work for me.
The user excel file is done and works. All that is left to do is to send the data in the table to a sharepoint list by clicking a button on the excel file.
I am able to import the excel data to sharepoint just fine, but I want the user to be able to "upload" the data to sharepoint by clicking a button. I did find code for that but it appears to be outdated as some functions are not used in Sharepoint anymore.
Does anyone have a solution or an idea how I can create a button in my excel sheet to send the data from several excel files (each with their own button) to a singular sharepoint/excel file (which would be my file).
I have been looking for days and tried powerapps, sql, acces and other approaches but none worked as they should.
Thanks!
In an RDL file, if the user exports to PDF (let's say), I want to mark some rows from the report, in the MSSQL database, as being exported. Can I do that from the RDL itself?
The RDL is purely used for presenting the data. You cannot attach to the Export to PDF button in SSRS and then UPDATE the database.
An alternative would be to use an ASP.NET web page with the Report Viewer control with a custom button that exports to PDF and then calls some server side code to UPDATE the database with the marked rows.
How to configure ReportViewer so it can be exported CSV in ASP.NET (ReportViewer that comes from VisualStudio 2005/2008)? So it will be apart of current drop downlist? At the moment, it's only for Excel and PDF but not CSV.
Thanks
When you run Report Viewer in Local mode, you cannot export to anything other than PDF and Excel. If you want to be able to export to other formats, you need to run Report Viewer in Server Mode. The rendering is then done on the SQL server through extensions.
The only way to make Report Viewer export other formats in local mode, is by overriding the render class, and basically write a renderer yourself. This is quite complicated.
On a side note, you can also enable Word and HTML rendering through Reflection. Howerver, the rendering of images through this technique is a little sketchy. I tried doing this, and the images would not render properly.