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I'm trying to generate a report in Excel format. My requirement is that the report needs to start at a fixed row and column (say ``C9'') and it should retain whatever existed originally in the template before the row on which output begins. Is there any way to do this?
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Posts: 2298 | Location: Salt Lake City, Utah | Registered: February 02, 2007
To move the report content down x rows have x lines in your header. To move it y columns to the right have y empty fields in your output. Open your mind to what you want to do and it will become obvious how to achieve it.
As for leaving current content untouched then Darin has already given you a pointer to your solution, excel templates.
Understand that in a template file, if you target sheet number 2 (for instance) then that sheet is "deleted" and your report is created in that location (as a new sheet essentially) so you should see why existing content gets wiped out.
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Posts: 5694 | Location: United Kingdom | Registered: April 08, 2004
In addition, the Excel template's sheet 1 is the one that should have the existing data on. Cells in sheet 1 can refer to cells in sheet 2 - this is the way you get the WebFOCUS data in sheet 2 to display in sheet 1 - the one the user will use. There is a method to suppress the sheet tabs so that the user doesn't know that there are multiple sheets, but I don't like using that.