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
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I have tried
ChosenOutputMethod := CustomLayoutReporting.GetExcelOption;
on the report but when I press preview, it doesn't export to excel. I want to achieve so that every time when run, the report is exported in excel document.
I want it to be in the report itself as of report 116 customer statement.
I don't want to use SAVEASEXCEL function
I'm afraid it's possible only using SAVEASEXCEL. Any reason why you don't want to use it?
You can also use the Excel Buffer to create reports in Excel directly.
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You need to press Print -> Microsoft Excel button.
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.
In my google spreadsheet file I have many custom function, that perform requests to my server and download some data. I need to automatically export it to PDF and then send on particular email.
I wrote like this:
function sendPDF() {
var pdf = DriveApp.getFileById(SpreadsheetApp.getActive().getId()).getAs('application/pdf').getBytes();
var attach = {fileName:'MyPDF.pdf',content:pdf, mimeType:'application/pdf'};
MailApp.sendEmail("example#email.com", "PDF test", "test", {attachments:[attach]});
}
And add trigger on time, that will execute this function every hour. The problem is, that with one spreadsheet I get PDF without downloaded data, and with another spreadsheet I get We're sorry, a server error occurred. Please wait a bit and try again. (line 44, file "Code") error.
How can I force google spreadsheet to wait until data will be downloaded and after download send me final PDF?
Sadly, without the needed reputation I cannot comment above.
Why not having this as a separate function like you have now and just call the function in your main function that fetches the url and downloads the data.
You can even write the downloaded data on a separate spreadsheet and insert an IF function that when cells are not empty execute the pdf script! After executing the script clear() and loop if necessary.
I've been trying for two days to figure out this problem.
I have created an Excel search engine to search through a database of hyperlinks in the same worksheet. I want the results to display working hyperlinks, but right now it just displays the text. When the hyperlink is clicked, I get an error message - "Cannot open the specified file."
Can someone please help me. I've tried multiple codes including the following:
=HYPERLINK("#"&VLOOKUP(D5,A2:C91,3,FALSE),""""))) to no avail.
I can also email the spreadsheet if a email is provided. Thank you!
A hyperlink cannot start with the # sign. If the link is to a file, then you need to start with the file path, like shown in the Excel help
=HYPERLINK("D:\FINANCE\1stqtr.xlsx", H10)
If the link goes to another sheet in the same file, use
=HYPERLINK("[Budget.xlsx]E56", E56)
The Vlookup will need to return the correct file path or a valid URL, including the "http://"
So I have a file that has over 100 entries in it as an excel worksheet. I want to put those over into a sql. So I fire up my sql developer and try and import the data but it doesn't show up.
The next and finish buttons don't do anything. (the blue underline words aren't links to anything either fyi)
Have you tried converting the original file to text (csv) then importing? That has worked for me in the past.
I had the same problem and the only way to get rid of it was to rename the preferences folder (as described here: https://www.thatjeffsmith.com/archive/2015/08/how-to-reset-your-sql-developer-preferencessettings/) and start the program with factory defaults.
One more reason is that the CSV or excel file is of 0 kb size or empty.