How can we implement export xls click button for a typo3 extbase backend module? My requirement is to fetch data from the database and export that datas as excel file. Is there any documentation for the export feature?
The export (t3d) is a TYPO3 specific format. but aside of it you can download your data in CSV format:
go to the WEB-> List Module, select your page, start the single-table view by a click on the table name or the adjacent > (which has title-attribute: 'List only this table').
In the following view, beyond the records, you can select the visible fields.
at the top yo u have two download buttons: "Download CSV file" and "Export". With "Export" you start the usual t3d export. with "Downlad CSV file" you can download the visible fields of all records as a CSV file. That would be the nearest you can get to a complete Excel file with TYPO3 core.
If you need more you need to program it or use other tools like phpMyAdmin.
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I want to ask from users to load an excel file as an input data. this process must be done by opening a browsing window to select excel file.
what can I do?
You can use open_dialog_native from Gtk.jl.
julia> open_dialog_native("Choose the input Excel file", GtkNullContainer(), ("*.xlsx",))
"/path/to/myfile.xlsx"
It opens the file chooser interface appropriate to the user's OS, and once the file is chosen, returns the chosen file's full path as a string.
The ("*.xlsx",) is a tuple that constrains what type of files are shown by default in the file chooser. (The GtkNullContainer() argument just specifies that you're not running this as part of an existing GTK app.)
Documentation here
If you log in to Apache Jira and using the advanced search option, put
issuetype = Bug AND status = Closed AND resolution = Fixed AND assignee !=unassigned AND (summary~ "\"large number\"" OR description~ "\"large number\"")
in there, you will see there are total of 174 bug reports. When I try to export them as excel file, only 100 results was saved in the bug report. Looks like there is some kind of limit. How can I download all the bug report to a EXCEL FILE????
May be there is a limitation to export tickets..instead of click export just right click on the export link and copy link location and paste it in another tab then navigate to the end of the url and see there is a "tempMax=100" then edit this number as you prefer and then press enter. more information follow this link
I use SQL Server Import and Export Wizard to import CSV and Excel files to my DB. After successfully importing the files I found special characters in some cells were replaced by '??'. Probably because I selected the wrong 'Code page' setting.
Some special characters 'é', 'à' and 'è' that were replaced by '??'.
PROBLEM
After importing value Danièle from CSV, it becomes Dani??le in the DB.
ATTEMPTS
I tried to fix this by changing the 'Code page', but I can try all values all day long.
MY SOLUTION/WORKAROUND:
I opened the CSV in Excel and saved it as an Excel sheet (.xls)
Finally imported it using SQL Server Import and Export Wizard, and set the Code Page to UTF-8
I want to export the access query into csv file. For that I am using the following format which was given in the previous discussion in stack overflow.
Function ExportQuery()
DoCmd.TransferText acExportDelim, , "[your query]", "[output file].csv"
End Function
I get the output as CSV file but the data is separated in the columns of the sheet. I want the data separated by the semi-colon in the first column itself of all the columns.
Please revert back asap.
I got the answer for my question.
If you want to put any delimiter like comma, semicolon,etc..
Double click on the Query or table whichever you want to export. Then click on Export in the File Tab. Give the file name and select text files (Access 2003). Then click on Export All. Export Text Wizard will open. Select radio Button delimited and click on Advanced. Then select Field Delimiter of what you want. And select Text Qualifier as none. Then select "Save As"
and give the name to the Specification. And complete the whole process as you do in the manual process. After saving it close both the files CSV and access.
The VBA Code will be as given below after saving the specification name:
Function ExportQuery()
DoCmd.TransferText acExportDelim,"Specification Name" , "[your query]", "[output file].csv"
End Function
So only Add "Specification Name" in the code.
Exporting Access database to csv files can easily be done using the Java code here:
https://github.com/NACHC-CAD/access-to-csv-tool
This code includes complete examples in the test code and does a complete export of the nortwinds data base.
See the class AccessToCsvUtil for the code to convert a single table to a .csv file.
See the class WriteToCsvIntegration test to see code that exports all of the tables in the database.
This utility is based on the ucanaccess jdbc tool and the Apache commons-csv tool.
<dependency>
<groupId>net.sf.ucanaccess</groupId>
<artifactId>ucanaccess</artifactId>
<version>4.0.4</version>
</dependency>
<dependency>
<groupId>org.apache.commons</groupId>
<artifactId>commons-csv</artifactId>
<version>1.8</version>
</dependency>
I am trying to import some results from a SQL query into excel ignoring line breaks.
The results look fine in SQL server
a typical record has the following column extracted from a HTML address
<b>F1 Gran Premio de España Santander<sup style="font-size: 8px">TM</sup> 2013</b><br><span class="smallText">3 Day Entry<br>Grandstand F<br><strong>10% off race day prices! Book now!</strong></span>
when this is imported into excel all the line breaks ruin the formatting...
I have tried this with grid, text and exporting to .rpt file and importing. Any ideas how to ignore the line breaks, thanks ?
there is a possibility to export data for excel in "fiendly" form using "XML Spreadsheet" format. Description can be found here:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/office/aa140066(v=office.10).aspx
If you need only to export data from SSMS then you might find SSMSBoost add-in for SSMS useful in your case.I am developer of this add-in and I have implemented "Export ResultsGrid to Excel" function, that simply scripts ResultsGrid contents as XML Spreadsheet format. (Right click the grid->Script as -> XML Spreadsheet). Hope it helps. (Add-in can be used for free.)
P.S. Scripting engine of SSMSBoost is pretty flexible and you can create your own scripting templates. I have created couple of them and they are installed with add-in: script as "insert", "select", "property:value", "XML", "XML spreadsheet", "HTML".