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Nav 2009R2 Excel 365 slow performance
pn123
Member Posts: 4
Hi
We have a Navision 2009R2 (native db) with a lot off custom reports using uses excel automation to produce excel files.
This works fine with Office 2010, but now we have to upgrade to office 365 and when I test the same reports it seems like they are a lot slower (5-8 times slower actually)
Has anyone had the same experience and hopefully a solution ?
BR
Peter
We have a Navision 2009R2 (native db) with a lot off custom reports using uses excel automation to produce excel files.
This works fine with Office 2010, but now we have to upgrade to office 365 and when I test the same reports it seems like they are a lot slower (5-8 times slower actually)
Has anyone had the same experience and hopefully a solution ?
BR
Peter
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Yes i've created a solution using Epplus
. A C#/.NET Core library (using Open XML underneath). Because Navision 2009R2 only supports .NET 2.0 in the RTC, i've created a automation referencing the Epplus dll.
Kind regards,
Chris
Sorry for the late reply
i'll take a look at the Epplus dll
Thank you