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Ctrl-E: Table vs Page
Kotkeen
Member Posts: 2
Hi everyone,
Does anyone know why Ctrl-E on a table results in something like this
and Ctrl-E on a page in something like this, with frozen row and filters
Are there any settings at all (Nav and/or Excel?) related to what this shortcut does? I actually have a sad user who's trying Ctrl-E on page 'XYZ' and it results in the top image, but other pages working fine for him. Also other users don't experience this issue in page 'XYZ'. I've started pocking around and found that tables export without filters too. If anyone's got any ideas, please, share. 🙂 Thanks.
Does anyone know why Ctrl-E on a table results in something like this
and Ctrl-E on a page in something like this, with frozen row and filters
Are there any settings at all (Nav and/or Excel?) related to what this shortcut does? I actually have a sad user who's trying Ctrl-E on page 'XYZ' and it results in the top image, but other pages working fine for him. Also other users don't experience this issue in page 'XYZ'. I've started pocking around and found that tables export without filters too. If anyone's got any ideas, please, share. 🙂 Thanks.
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Answers
Information about this has always been scarce.
A good starting point for investigation is navteam blog: Customizing style sheets for MS Excel