Rapid Start generates an error on export

Ian_Piddington10199
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Hi all
I have come across a strange error when exporting to excel using Rapid Start.
When I try to open the excel file that is created I get this warning

If I say yes to the warning I get in Excel

going past this message all the data appears to be ok in the excel file. It also happens if I save and reopen the excel file.
I have narrowed down the fields that appear to cause the error but I can see anything unusual about them so I am not sure why they are causing an error.
Has anyone seen this before, or has anyone got any ideas what the issue might be?
regards
Ian
I have come across a strange error when exporting to excel using Rapid Start.
When I try to open the excel file that is created I get this warning

If I say yes to the warning I get in Excel

going past this message all the data appears to be ok in the excel file. It also happens if I save and reopen the excel file.
I have narrowed down the fields that appear to cause the error but I can see anything unusual about them so I am not sure why they are causing an error.
Has anyone seen this before, or has anyone got any ideas what the issue might be?
regards
Ian
Regards
Ian
Ian
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Best Answer
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I found the problem.
The fields that caused the issue had captions that either had a space at the end of them or matched the name of another field on the table. Once I removed the spaces and changed the caption to something unique the error went away.Regards
Ian1
Answers
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I use this feature often but had not seen this error. Just a guess that have you installed the excel add-in while installing NAV. See the image attached. @Ian_Piddington10199
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Just checked and I do have the Excel add-in installed. The error only happens with a couple of fields, if I take those fields out of the package everything is fine. I have had a look at the fields but I can't see anything unusual about them. I have tried with the same objects in a couple of different databases and I get the same results.
Regards
Ian0 -
I found the problem.
The fields that caused the issue had captions that either had a space at the end of them or matched the name of another field on the table. Once I removed the spaces and changed the caption to something unique the error went away.Regards
Ian1
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