I am using visualization api for showing my fusion table on my web page.Now i want to save or download the table as excel data.I have added query capabilities to that fusion table in my web page.So querying the data will display new result everytime.So i want to save those results as excel.Help me.
I posted an an answer which should allow you to do this. Of course your web page cannot save to the users hard-drive, but you can put up a link which allow the user to save a CSV file which is Excel compatible.
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I have report viewer which will load data from parameterized stored procedure. The result will be multiple column or single column also. I need to add custom button in report viewer to download the output as my own specific xml format.
I can't use inbuild xml export because it has its own tag appended before data.
Is there any way to achieve this? any help would be appreciated.
Here is what I am trying to achieve in Spotfire but I am not sure if I can really do it with IronPython..
1- Create a button that opens a pop-up window and asks the user for the path to up-load a locally-stored csv file
2- Once the file is loading in the spotfire report, execute a left outer join query between these new data and a data table stored in the spotfire report.
The idea is to give the user the possibility to load their own data and extract the corresponding data from the report.
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I am building an application using google app maker with google sheets as the back end. How can I access the google sheet that saves the data I intake using the application?
App Maker doesn't actually store the data in sheets, it stores it in a custom database associated with your app. The best way to view the contents of that database right now is to create a new page in your application and drag out a table widget to it. You can set the fields to editable as well if you want to allow editing.
Just throwing it out there, but what I'm doing in one of my AppMaker apps is using a server Script to export to a sheet that I created.
Basically use the SheetsApp API to edit:
sheet = SpreadSheetApp.openById(spreadsheetFileId).insertSheet(1);
I create a new array newRow = [];
then I use a for-in loop to loop over the data in my app database and newRow.push, then use sheet.appendRow(newRow);
I then end up with a sheet that is a match to the data in my database.
Hope that helps.
I want to create an application that users can select fields from database table and create a spreadsheet by those data. Is any control or sample to implement it?
Getting the schema of table varies from database to database.
No matter which database you use, it would be easy to get the list of columns and let the user select which columns to show.
To create a speardsheet you should look at these controls ASP.NET Real World Controls
These custom controls enable you to create excel like grids in asp.net. It is open source allowing you to extend them as may be needed by your project.
i need to know that is there any way through which i can embed Excel sheet into ASP.Net as i want to allow user to give multiple records at a time and then can use only single event to insert all those records into the database as i want to avoid event execution for every record
Try this, This will read from data from your excel file and store into your database.
http://www.davidhayden.com/blog/dave/archive/2006/05/31/2976.aspx