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Export Report to Excel with multiplesheets

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Posted on by Tony00001 50
Hi, i struggle with Export Report to Excel with multiplesheets.
I have 2 checkbox on report, Customer, and Vendor. Export depends on the what checkbox is typed.
Any ideas?
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    Amit Baru Profile Picture
    Amit Baru 3,025 on at
    RE: Export Report to Excel with multiplesheets

    hi,

    Creation of export to Excel Report.

    https://erpconsultors.com/export-to-excel-report-in-business-central/

    Regards

    Amit Sharma

    www.erpconsultors.con

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    Inge M. Bruvik Profile Picture
    Inge M. Bruvik 32,748 Super User 2024 Season 1 on at
    RE: Export Report to Excel with multiplesheets

    No the Excel buffer is easier to use from a codeunit than from a report.

    Or if you use it in a report it should be a processing only report.

    But you could also use the Excel report layout to do it.

    docs.microsoft.com/.../users-use-excel-design-layouts-reports

    www.youtube.com/watch

  • Tony00001 Profile Picture
    Tony00001 50 on at
    RE: Export Report to Excel with multiplesheets

    This one i should use in PreReport?

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    Amit Baru Profile Picture
    Amit Baru 3,025 on at
    RE: Export Report to Excel with multiplesheets

    Hi,

    In Excel Buffer Table there is a function for creating new sheet in one Excel document.

    procedure SelectOrAddSheet(NewSheetName: Text)
        begin
            if NewSheetName = '' then
                exit;
            if IsNull(XlWrkBkWriter) then
                Error(Text037);
            if XlWrkBkWriter.HasWorksheet(NewSheetName) then
                XlWrkShtWriter := XlWrkBkWriter.GetWorksheetByName(NewSheetName)
            else
                XlWrkShtWriter := XlWrkBkWriter.AddWorksheet(NewSheetName);
        end;
    Regards
    Amit Sharma

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