I have some work which requires extracting data from an XML file using Quick Test Professional and then importing it to an Excel sheet. I have searched the web and found the code to extract data but there seems to be no way to import the same to Excel.
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I'm trying to export Neo4j graphs into Turtle format but can't find any resource.
There have been lots of discussions and some plugin tools for importing different kinds of files into Neo4j, but not much for exporting (except into csv or json). Can someone point me to somewhere? Any hint is appreciated!
When I export results of jql query to Excel and try to open this .xls file with results. It doesn't open in Excel 2016. Does anyone faced such problem? What are the solutions
are you sure that the problem relies on jql export?
I've seen some posts around about excel 2016 & .xls incompatibility.
Try an online free excel reader (i.e Google Spreadsheet) to make sure that its the file that is corrupted.
You can read about that bug here.
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i got a customer who wants to migrate from an old Fujitsu COBOL based system to our system, said that, he wants his old data to be kept in the new system, like products,manufacters, etc.I dont have the COBOL source file, i have: .DAT files, .RDD files and .FDD files.
Apparently the .DAT files are in the INDEXED organization, a sample file output bellow:
FDD output:http://textuploader.com/kxdv
RDD output:http://textuploader.com/kxdw
I can't simple read the .DAT file in notepad, i've tried the SiberDataViewer but unsuccesfull, also it gets paid to export the data.
If there's a way, can i write a program to export all these files to csv,dbf,postgres format? If you are still reading, thank you.
I do not know Fujitsu COBOL but as I see it there are a few ways you might be able to get at the data:
0) Have your customer (or someone with a compatible Fujitsu COBOL compiler) write a COBOL program to read the INDEXED file and output a SEQUENTIAL file.
1) Find a Fujitsu COBOL utility to do the same.
2) Find a product that can read the INDEXED file and export it into something you can use. I'm thinking of products like Cyberquery or Crystal Reports, etc. Or, after I saw that the FDD/RDD files were produced by Siber Systems, a quick search helped me find their "Cobol DataViewer" product; use that to output it to a "more common and usable format" ;-)
I could convert it using the Siber DataViewer, but, its full version is paid.
I wish to combine several Excel Workbooks into one workbook.
I wish to use an Automator Application to do so.
I tried creating one using the Automator wizard but it does not work.
I am using latest Mac OS
RDB Merge addon is not working.
thank you.
We need to export a QuickReport so that it can be opened with the latest Excel 2010 in xlsx format. This link provides a solution. But it did not work for us.
Anyone have ideas?
UPDATE
The version we are using is QuickReports 5 - We just got it.
Clarification of "does not work". The filter allows the report to be saved with an xml extension. And inspecting the file it is valid xml data. But we also inspected a xlsx file. But it does not look the same.
Maybe a dumb question, but are you quite sure you need to do this? New versions of Excel can still open old-fashioned .XLS files.
As for the "XML" exporter you linked to "not working", I think you've misunderstood what it does. It writes an XML file suitable for use with Excel's XML importer. This is very different to an .XLSX format file,
You could try a third party product like Gnostice eDocEngine. It would allow you to export to .xls. If you were feeling particularly masochistic you could do some sort of COM automation to convert the report yourself (i.e. parse the report and fill in the appropriate cells in excel)