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QUESTION
I am trying to export JSON data to excel which has a dropdown list.
Is it possible to create the dropdown(with options) in excel if we pass an array as a cell value?
I am trying to use the inbuilt library XLSX to achieve this but not able to see data if I pass the array in the cell value.
Update: Jack Provided one library ExcelJS that supports the data validation but needs to do some configurations for that.
Is there any Angular Library that supports this feature?
Below is an example of the project which I tried. I would like to append multiple sheets based on data passed to the service and names of sheets will be taken from the objects.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-19 at 07:19According to this issue in SheetJS (package: xlsx
), data validation is a pro-only feature.
We offer this in the Pro compendium. Since companies have paid for the features already, it would be unfair to them if we turned around and made it available as open source.
Another library you could check out is ExcelJS (package: exceljs
). It runs in the browser and has support for data validation.
You would have to do a bit of manual mapping of your data to get your data in the format that the library expects, but it is possible.
QUESTION
I'm trying to export some JSON data from my Angular to Excel. I already did it successfully. My problem is how would i include the headings to the excel also? I can only export the table but not the headings? Please see the link and codes below
...CODE
ANSWER
Answered 2019-Aug-23 at 07:03You need to add the following code once your have created your sheets
QUESTION
I have 2 arrays and would like to compare it on powershell. I'm using Compare-Object for that but, sometimes the comparison process are not correct.
if one of the array have a record which doesn't exist on the other, the diff are recognized
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jul-29 at 06:40in the end I don't use any Compare-Object. I just loop all record on my 2 arraylist and compare each one of them with -eq.
not a smart solving way but, better than nothing I guess..
QUESTION
I have a PowerShell script that is running a web request as part of a job. With the script block that is run by the job I am logging the Endpoint Uri and the response time. and then after all the jobs are finished but before I remove the jobs I am trying to export the result into excel.
PS Verion:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jul-01 at 09:30You can use Export-Csv
to open file in excel.
sample code with multiple jobs to CSV format :
QUESTION
UPDATE : my final working code (without "." to "," change)
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Apr-05 at 15:08I'm assuming your input files are formatted as '3 columns separated by a space' like this:
QUESTION
At the moment I'm using Powershell to run a SQL query on a SQL Server database and output the results to an Excel spreadsheet.
It currently outputs via
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Sep-14 at 05:23get-date AddMonths(-1) -f MMMM
QUESTION
Once a month I run a PS script to export some client data from a MSSQL database to an Excel spreadsheet. I've made some big tweaks to the query for this month and the data returned is fine (when I run it in Management Studio), and when I run the PS script that creates the Excel file, it also runs fine.
The problem is that when I go to open the Excel file, there is an error message stating
We found a problem with some content in file.xlsx. Do you want us to try to recover as much as we can? If you trust the source of the workbook, click Yes.
I click yes and then the file opens with a repairs report saying that it repaired Table from /xl/tables/table1.xml. All data I need is there, so I'm not too concerned about that (I would like to fix it though). My issue is that in addition to the columns I specified in my query, there is five extra columns:
- RowError
- RowState
- Table
- ItemArray
- HasErrors
How do I stop these appearing in my Excel file?
My PS script consists of:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Sep-11 at 11:56Those are properties from Invoke-SQLCMD
results. You would not see them displayed via standard output because they are not selected as part of the default property set for that cmdlet. In the same way that Get-ChildItem
does not show you all of a files/folders properties by default. They still exist however so if you do not want them in the Excel you need to exclude them
QUESTION
I'm working with asp.net core webapi and I want to post an excel file from client (using Angular 2) to my Controller. I've read Import Excel example but what they've done is use an existing file. I want to know how can I read an excel file using IO.Stream. Thanks for your help. I've started read a .txt file like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Apr-11 at 16:25As I understand you're trying to use EPPlus library (one of the ports compatible with .NET Core). ExcelPackage
class has an overload that accepts Stream
with existing Excel content (only OpenXML-based XLSX):
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