I have two documents, a .docx and an .xlsx both are in the same folder (Document Library) on the MOSS site and are linked in a content page. The .docx downloads as expected. When you click on the .xlsx file it prompts for a username/password.
The documents are both "Published" so that wasn't the issue.
Any ideas?
Comment the xlsx extension from file serverfilesExcelServer.xml in location:
C:\Program Files\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\Web Server Extensions\12\TEMPLATE\XML
<ServerFiles>
<Mapping FileExtension="odc" RedirectUrlTemplate= "/_layouts/xlviewer.aspx?id=|0" NoGetRedirect="TRUE"/>
<!--<Mapping FileExtension="xlsx" RedirectUrlTemplate= "/_layouts/xlviewer.aspx?id=|0" NoGetRedirect="TRUE"/>-->
<Mapping FileExtension="xlsb" RedirectUrlTemplate= "/_layouts/xlviewer.aspx?id=|0" NoGetRedirect="TRUE"/>
</ServerFiles>
solution found here: open email link to xlsx (excel 2007) file in MOSS 2007 document library.
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when ever i try to download the reports in my MVC application , it can't be downloaded as PDF file but it can be downloaded as excel , word and XML file
please any solution
This is probably a Browser behavior (open instead of save as pdf) issue.
Consider providing more details in your question.
I want to create an editable link for an excel file stored in my Personal Ondrive account. According to the documentation Microsoft-Graph-Onedrive-docs, I should be able to use createLink API with payload as {"type": "edit", "view: "anonymous"}. But even after doing that the link opens a read-only excel file in excel online.
How do I open an editable excel file in excel online
I am using Personal Onedrive and calling the APIs via Microsoft graph explorer
If you have a .doc or .xls document you can not edit that. You'll need one of the newer Word, Excel formats like: .docx or .xlsx.
I am working on CKAN and will like to know the appropriate file formats that can be previewed on CKAN. I could not find any information on this topic online, so I decided to start this topic and hope to garner more responses on this which will be useful to CKAN developers in future. Here's a list of file formats that I have gathered after experimenting with my own CKAN and looking through other CKAN instances such as those from UK and Australia.
Can be previewed:
CSV (Comma separated values)
XLS (Microsoft Excel Binary File Format)
HTML (HyperText Markup Language)
JSON (JavaScript Object Notation)
PDF (Portable Document Format)
RSS (Really Simple Syndication)
TXT (Plain Text)
WMS (Web Map Service)
XML (eXtensible Markup Language)
Cannot be previewed:
DOC (Microsoft Word)
RDF (Resource Description Framework)
HTML (HyperText Markup Language)
KML (Keyhole Markup Language)
SHP (Shapefile)
WFS (Web Feature Service)
XLSX (Microsoft Excel Open XML Document)
ZIP (archive)
Help add on to my list and correct me if any of the above is wrong, then I will update the list above. Thanks! ;)
For each ckan release, the data viewer's functionality may differ.
Refer to the DataViewer section in the documents of the CKAN version that you are using.
http://docs.ckan.org/en/latest/maintaining/data-viewer.html
With some simple tweaks to the config file XLSX files can be previewed, as can Tab separated text files (tsv format/extension).
Edit the config.ini file to include
ckan.datapusher.formats = csv xls xlsx tsv application/csv application/vnd.ms-excel application/vnd.openxmlformats-officedocument.spreadsheetml.sheet
HTML and RDF are also previwable:
refer CKAN documentation http://docs.ckan.org/en/latest/maintaining/configuration.html?highlight=preview#ckan-preview-loadable
We have created a utily that - using MIME - allows us to send emails using the VMS MAIL utility that include various types of file as an attachment. So far it works for PDF, text xls, doc and zip files.
However we are unable to get it to work for the newer .xlsx excel files. We can send it OK and when you open the email up it all looks as it should, the little .xlsx icon is right there etc ... But when we actually click on it to try to open it up , excel simply says the file is in an unreadable format.
I wonder if anyone has any experience of getting this to work ok or can suggest a solution.
Ok, so here is the answer to my own question.
First of all the VMS engineer guys are accepting that mime has a bug which prevents it from encoding native .xlsx (and possibly other new office format files).
The workaround we did was to zip the .xlsx with a recent version (circa 2006) of zip on our openVMS box, using the "-V" option. We could then "mimeify" the zip and send on using VMS Mail. We found that we could then open the zip in the target email client and read the attached .xlsx spreadsheet OK.
I upload documents on SharePoint list and i could search their contents in case they are .doc or .txt files. However, search results do not include files of type .pdf or .docx
Is there something to include or add? Thank you!
Sharepoint uses IFilter plugins to search the contents of non-trivial and non-Office files. Try installing the Adobe PDF IFilter. There's also documentation explaining how to configure it.
SharePoint uses Ifilter for indexing the content of any type of document uploaded to the SharePoint. for office products like word, excel powerpoint the filter is provided with the installation for any other document types like PDF, Zip, tiff user would have to install the respective ifilter for PDF documents the latest ifilter can be downloaded from the adobe site after the installation of ifilter you would be required to add the file extension in file types in your ssp search setting