I am a dotnet developer.I am working on crystal reports.My requirement is like this
I have an excel sheet with some values.I need to read the excel values from excel sheet and need to show the values in crystal reports using c#.what i can do for populating the excel values into crystal reports.
for getting the values from excel i worked following steps.
1.Go to solution explorer
2.add new item
3.select crystal report
4.I selected the option using the report export(standard from the choose an expert)
5.I choosed "datbasefiles" folder in available data sources
6.i browse my xml sheet path and i assigned the field names
7.i created a windows form
8.i wrote following code in form load event
crystalReportsPractice.test t = new test();
crystalReportViewer1.ReportSource = t;
t.Close();
here test is my crystal report name
if i run the form now it is asking for username and password what i need to give here.
otherwise is there any way to get the excel values and show it intocrystal reports using c#.
I have an .asp page. Where I have a table built. Table is built from Data in DB. So it's dynamic. How can I let user export that table into Excel, CSV and Word.
I already have radio buttons set up for it, and depending on what they choose it will execute specific CASE within ASP file.
I just need to know how to grab table content into Excel and other Applications. Is there any way to do this in JavaScript?
i am using .ajax() for making asyncronous call, in my case the resonse content type is "application/x-msexcel", in jsp setted content type. ajax call look like this:
I have a code written in Javascript to export to Excel.It is not working for my PC as open office is installed in it.If I check with ms-office the code works, can anyone please suggest me what shld i do for it.Below is the code in javascript.
function exportToExcel() { var oExcel = new ActiveXObject("Excel.Application");
I have a Javascript ActiveX function that exports the contents of an HTML table into MS Excel. The script works fine, however, some of the dates have changed from dd/mm/yyyy to mm/dd/yyyy. I do not know why this is happening, especially as it's only to a few. Here is the code:
I am creating a template generator page that generates a webpage based on what I fill in for certain elements like image name, img src, book title, book author, etc. and these values are sent to me in an excel document which right now I just open and copy and paste everything from the excel document into the form fields for each section.So for example the client sends over a list of book titles they want featured on the page this week and they include author name, author link, book name, book url, img src, etc. and I just copy those new fields into my template and then click generate and the updated HTML code is there for me to copy.
This part works totally fine but in the interest of saving time copying upwards of 100 fields from an Excel file into my template, is there a way I can select the excel file (stored locally) on my page with a "browse" directory form and then have a button that runs SQL queries on my Excel document to pull these updated titles, images, etc into my form fields dynamically?Do I need to utilize server technology for this or is there a simple script that when I click a button, will look at whatever excel file I have selected and say "grab this row at this column"?What is the best way to do this?'m relatively a noob when it comes to this stuff but I do know javavscript and SQL pretty well.
I got a pre-formatted spreadsheet. would it be possible using js to copy the data from a table on the current webpage, open the spreadsheet and paste the content ? if so, anyone got any links or pointers?
i've already tried google - but all i get is ActiveX methods which work in a very few cases.
I have made a simple program for calculation and i have 4 textboxes in it now i want to send this info to an excel sheet,, I tried doing through a html table but i am not able to make dynamic table which can take values through variables.... I am using javascript.
Im opening an excel worksheet and adding data to it using Javascript ActiveX Excel Object as below
var Excel,Book; Excel = new ActiveXObject("Excel.Application"); Book = Excel.Workbooks.Open("c:/example.xls"); var excel_sheet = Book.Worksheets("Sheet1");
[code]....
In the above code the column A in excel worksheet will have a unique value.I need to delete the entire row matching the value in column A and shift the rest of the rows up using this Javascript ActiveX Excel Object.
Given: a CSS definition of this sort: div {clip:rect(0px 30px 30px 0px); /*(values set arbitrarily) */ }
Using IE 8, if I attempt the following: $(document).ready(function () { alert( $("div").css("clip") ) });
The alert reports "undefined" unless the clip is defined in an inline style, i.e. <div style="clip:rect(...);"></div>.
When the style is inline, it returns space-separated values, e.g. "rect(0px 30px 30px 0px)," even if the clip is defined with comma-separated values. In FireFox 3.6.12 Mac, the alert reports "auto" if the clip is defined inline, but returns a string with comma-separated values (even if the definition uses space-separated values) if the clip is defined in a <style> tag. WebKit browsers (tested on Safari 5.0.2 and Chome 7.0) return space-separated values of clip no matter if it is defined inline or in a style tag, and no matter if the definition contains commas or not.
I have a problem that is driving me insane. Currently I am working in VS2008 with an MVC2 project and I am using jQuery 1.4.1. A very easy task has somehow become utterly complex and I don´t know what I might be missing.
I am trying to use the load() function [URL].. to load remote content into a div but I cannot get it to work. With a callback function I have determined that load does not return an error, but a success. Still, noting is displayed in the div. I´ve gone so far that I´ve downloaded demo examples and mysteriously I could then load only the same file I was in; index.html could load('index.html') where as no other urls could be loaded.I´m starting to think that this might be computer/system-specific. Tried several browsers as well (including IE, FF, Opera, Iron).
Hi there. i have a page that displays the results of a mysql query from one table. i need to add a button to the page so the user can download the table data into a .csv file, and save the file to their hard drive.I have a PHP script that gathers the table data into .csv format, but it just dumps onto the bottom of my results page. As far as i know, there is no way to call a PHP function with an html button,
So, i am looking either a link to a javascript script that 1. converts the table data to .csv format, and puts the data into a file which is then downloaded, or 2. a link to a good tutorial on how to do this.
here again with another question. I would parse a file, my js read fine an html file, but this one is an export from msword. I don't know if this is the problem. I can't change the file. here is how my js read:
exporting field value from one html to another html page. I have created such a script, but it opens the second html page in a new window every time. I need a script which would recognize the existing open window rather than trying to open a new window. Here are the two pages
Page 1 ( from where the field values are getting exported)
Referring to following link, I would like to determine the link for "In-Depth.xls", based on following coding, I find related information for Excel.png, does anyone have any suggestions on how to determine the URL for Excel file? http://fx.aastocks.com/en/forex/market/dbindepth.aspx?country=66970&indicator=47
I have a situation where I'm displaying some information in a table on a web page. I've given the user the ability to make several different "queries" and show different sub-sets of the data.
I would like to add a button to the page that would allow the user to create an .XLS file that would contain the current contents of the table. I realize that I could create it on the server and allow him to download it but I'd rather let him create it right there on his machine. Is it possible to have a script that can do such a thing?
I have always downloaded table data to excel using a perl_cgi. The perl cgi will simpley print("Content-Type: application/vnd.ms-excel"); followed by the usual html table formatted data.
However if I try the same with javascript it does not seem to work.
[What I want to do] - I will have an application open, such as Excel or Word. - I then want to open a HTML file in MSIE. - I then want the HTML file to resize Excel to fit vertically in 75% of the screen, and the HTML file to fit the remaining 25%.
Thats it, I dont know if it can be done. I have trawled through web sites with javascript examples but did not find anything that fitted the bill.
For a project in my high school web design class, I need to integrate an Excel spreadsheet as data so to speak for a web page. I want to pull the prices from the sheet, and make them appear on the page. I'd like to pull it from the sheet so that the client can still adjust and edit the prices without having to reach the actual webpage. Conceptually, I thought this would be fairly straight forward, but in researching how to do this, I got very confused. I'm not even positive that I'm putting this in the right section.
So my main question is this: Is there a way to integrate an Excel spreadsheet in such a way that it can provide data for certain fields of a webpage? If so, can someone please explain how?