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how to show data in excel exactly like in database?
bangswit
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2010-08-26
edited 2010-08-26
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hi all I have data like this in my dimension 1
+03.00
+01.50
-03.75
something like that
but while i exported to excel, it become like these :
-3
1.5
-3.75
how to show exactly like i key in ??
like these
+03.00
+01.50
-03.75
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SteveKnott
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2010-08-26
How are you exporting to Excel ?
You generally need to format columns as text before pasting, or Excel thinks those are numbers in Excel.
You can try putting a single quote in front of the values before exporting... i.e. if you are using Excel Buffer.
Define a Text Constant called SQ with a value of '
The instead of writing the field out, you write out SQ + txtValue
Bear in mind that you should only do this on non numeric columns or excel won't sum the columns.
Let me know if you need more info ?
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2010-08-26
Selection.NumberFormat = '@';
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You generally need to format columns as text before pasting, or Excel thinks those are numbers in Excel.
You can try putting a single quote in front of the values before exporting... i.e. if you are using Excel Buffer.
Define a Text Constant called SQ with a value of '
The instead of writing the field out, you write out SQ + txtValue
Bear in mind that you should only do this on non numeric columns or excel won't sum the columns.
Let me know if you need more info ?
RIS Plus, LLC