go to post Rochdi Badis · Apr 18, 2022 Thanks Robert but that's not what I'm after, I'm looking for the command that if type in the terminal it changes the prompt from eg. User> to something like ^G (I think) where then I browse to any global and check it's content?
go to post Rochdi Badis · Apr 13, 2022 Thank you very much the format fixed it: but the only problem is that the average function brings up the logical mode not display!?
go to post Rochdi Badis · Apr 13, 2022 I'm using SMP and it's still not showing the seconds (see below):
go to post Rochdi Badis · Apr 13, 2022 and if I set my field to 166 seconds it show 00:02, so for some reason it's not showing the seconds?
go to post Rochdi Badis · Apr 13, 2022 Actually I did, but the SQL query didn't pick up the seconds . this my field def: then quering in logical mode looks ok: but on Display or ODBC mode, comes up as 00:00 thanks
go to post Rochdi Badis · Apr 7, 2022 Hmm, tried to copy and paste the code or attached the file but it looks like it's too big, how did you upload your code Source Code link? Thanks
go to post Rochdi Badis · Jan 19, 2022 Thank you very much Julie, your sample is exactly what I was looking for the only thing I need to add is some headings and information that I need to display at the top or the spreadsheet so I guess for that I can use Attributes!? And I also notice that elements aren’t widely supported in other formats ( pdf) and html tags aren’t supported in xlsx. Thanks
go to post Rochdi Badis · Jan 18, 2022 Yes all I need is an output in one sheet. I've changed the mode "excel" but I got the attached messy output . Thanks
go to post Rochdi Badis · Jan 18, 2022 I clicked on save as where only two options to save as .zip or all files, so I picked all files and forced .xls extension but the generated file is all over the place. the purpose of this project is to all the user to view a spreadsheet when clicking the "View Excel Format" or prompt the user to open the generated spreadsheet in downloads, and using Generate method maybe better in my case, so how can I send the generated file to open up in in the browser? I've seen a sample that uses GenerateReport() but that save a file in a pre-defined path but then I would like to instead send the generated file to the browser for the user to view it, any suggestions? Thanks
go to post Rochdi Badis · Nov 25, 2021 Ok if you try exporting and opening a Zen report to Excel in a machine that doesn't have MS excel installed you want to be able to open the exported file. With Crystal reports for example there a runtime EXE that you can install that have all required DLLs and files that allow the user to view a crystal report without having to install the full version of Crystal (see this link for more info:https://www.tektutorialshub.com/crystal-reports/how-to-download-and-inst...) So I'm asking if there is a Runtime EXE for excel or MS Office that I can install to allow users to open & view the generated .csv report? Thanks
go to post Rochdi Badis · Nov 17, 2021 It did work for me when I set the DEFAULTMODE ="pdf" but didn't with DEFAULTMODE ="xlsx", I think because the server doesn't have MS office, is there an Excel runtime utility that I can install? the other problem is that in all my zen reports the data are presented in a datagrid and changing the defaultmode ='"xlsx" will result in out of whack result (see for example the sample ZENReports.PageLayouts and try to change the defaultmode to xlsx and you will what I mean). Thanks
go to post Rochdi Badis · Nov 16, 2021 I've seen this sample, but this one will save the file to a specific path, I'm looking for a way to popup and open the file in my screen, or have the option to Open/Save file in my browser, the same way you get in websites? Thanks