I have created a Access Report ,after that i export it to excel format.But while exporting it to the excel it lost his color and it shows like deemed. what i do?
When you export a report to Excel or Word, isn't possible garantee that you will retain all formating specs. Why do you want a report in Excel (specially with all formats)? Is inferred that if you have a report, this should be the final output. If you want some post-processing tasks after you generate a report, you should do this directly in report or exporting just the records to Excel and then formating (for example through a macro).
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I am trying to get the subscription for SSRS to send the CSV data to an existing Excel template so that the data is formatted to our excel reports and all the conditional formatting in them every morning but it's just creating a new file. How do I send the data to a specific template file?
While SSRS doesn't have built-in functionality for exporting directly to an Excel template, I have a suggestion for a workaround. Use SSRS to export the data in CSV or Excel format. Then, in the Excel template file, go to the Data menu and select Get Data > From File. This lets you use Excel's built-in Power Query functionality to reference the exported file as a data source.
One of the benefits of this approach is that to get fresh data all you need to do is overwrite the data file and then click "Refresh All" in your Excel file. You can also take advantage of the transformation functions that are available in Power Query to avoid repetitive cleanup tasks if needed.
I understand it is possible to export the report data into multiple file types using the export button. however i'm wanting to access the information without having to manually export. So my question is, is it possible using a batch file or powershell to read a text box on the report and output it say into a notepad file or spreadsheet. or if not maybe just a way to export all of the data on the report without having to manually do it? Screenshot attached for an example.
One option is to create a subscription for the report and either have an attachment emailed to you or have it saved to a network location. In either case, there are several export options (csv, excel, xml, etc.). If you're only wanting partial data from the report, I'd recommend creating a sql query or just create a new report that gets you exactly what you need.
I have an SSRS 2008 R2 report, where I have users that want to export the reports to excel. They are able to export the reports to excel, and they want to be able to sort the data in excel. However they are getting an error message that says there is a problem due to 'merged cells'. Thus can you tell me what you would do to solve the problem?
The problem of merged cells is due to header cells being different sizes from the tablix cells. Excel tries to align everything like in the report by merging the cells together which causes complications when sorting. What you need to do is strip the headers out when you render in Excel format. There are some strategies to do this. See my answers about how to add a new Excel renderer or how to export to Excel with no headers.
Not sure if this is possible, but I'd like to export an SSRS report to Excel under a different filename than the report filename.
For example, the report is MyReport.rdl. When I export, it outputs the Excel file as MyReport.xlsx. I'd like to use a different filename for the Excel file. Is there a property that allows me to do this?
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Set the 'DisplayName' property in your RDL file to the export filename you would like.
While saving the report to excel, you can give any name you want.
Please check the attached screen shots.
I have just written a report using the Matrix control in SSRS 2005. I have coloured the rows and columns and when I preview the report the colouring is applied. Same with export to pdf.
Only when I view the exported report in Excel do I get a problem.
The report colours are rendered properly other than the Matrix controls. (they are rendered as Grey)
Is there anything I can do solve this?
I am using SSRS2005 and viewing the xls in Excel 2003.
Are you using a colour that is valid in Excel to colur the rows and column?