What Kamil suggests works fine. And if you make sure the column headings are small, you will have the best result when you open the file in Excel. And the more your NAV-report looks like a Excel-document, the better the result in Excel will be.
What Kamil suggests works fine. And if you make sure the column headings are small, you will have the best result when you open the file in Excel. And the more your NAV-report looks like a Excel-document, the better the result in Excel will be.
It is working but the designing is disturbed when it is opened in excel format
What Kamil suggests works fine. And if you make sure the column headings are small, you will have the best result when you open the file in Excel. And the more your NAV-report looks like a Excel-document, the better the result in Excel will be.
It is working but the designing is disturbed when it is opened in excel format
I know. It all depends on how your report in NAV is designed.
If you for example have the following design, Excel will have problems with placing columnheader3.
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It is working but the designing is disturbed when it is opened in excel format
I know. It all depends on how your report in NAV is designed.
If you for example have the following design, Excel will have problems with placing columnheader3.
columnheader1 columnheader2
________columnheader3
The following is better:
columnheader1 columnheader2
columnheader3
Tino Ruijs
Microsoft Dynamics NAV specialist