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Not directly. That is because when the STYLESHEET sets LANDSCAPE, it is setting a PRINTER CODE, which is not respected by EXCEL. I have never tried this, but I think that the TEMPLATE option would work, if you imported the spreadsheet into a TEMPLATE with orientation set to LANDSCAPE. Here is some of the documentation. The EXCEL Template feature is documented as part of the Developer Studio product. You can review the details documented at:
Chapter 2. Developer Studio Enhancements Using EXCEL Templates in the Report Painter
You can find a variety of EXCEL Templates on Microsoft's web site. These can be adjusted to include another worksheet and it is this worksheet that WebFOCUS will replace with report data. It is up to the developer to adjust the EXCEL file to be used as a template so that the stylized worksheet pulls the data in from the WebFOCUS worksheet with the information WebFOCUS wrote to it. You will need to then save this xls file as a single web archive file (.mht file) and it is this file that is used as the EXCEL template in the FORMAT EXL2K TEMPLATE command. The file should be located in the APP PATH or EDAPATH.
Although the feature is documented as part of the WebFOCUS Developer Studio product, it should be clear that you can use this feature via the WebFOCUS language:
ON TABLE PCHOLD FORMAT EXL2K TEMPLATE 'template_name' SHEETNUMBER number
where the template_name is the EXCEL template (.mht file) to be used and where number is the worksheet number that WebFOCUS will write the report information to when executed.This message has been edited. Last edited by: Kerry,
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ON TABLE PCHOLD FORMAT EXL2K TEMPLATE 'template_name' SHEETNUMBER number
Could you please post more details or samples related to Excel. I did everything as documented. Created Excel file, formatted first page. Loaded everything to the server. When I get my report loaded to the excel template no original formatting is preserved.
My question here may be a bit trivia, but, can you please let us know what version of Excel are you using? According to the online document, you must have Excel 2002 or higher to use this new feature.
Hope this helps.
Cheers,
Kerry
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