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)
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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.
goodluck
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've written an ePub generator by using ZipArchive in .NET and looking at the spec (in Wikipedia) & a example.
It doesn't work! But I only get a generic error so I'm unable to fix anything from here.
Where could I go to upload my ePub and be told what is wrong with it? Or is there a tool that is better for it? I'm currently using Adobe ePub reader...
I realize this is an old question, but in case others come across this I wanted to contribute. The IDPF which is responsible for the ePub standard has a tool for checking ePubs called epubcheck. It can be found at https://github.com/IDPF/epubcheck.
In addition, they have their own online validator that uses epubcheck. It is located at http://validator.idpf.org/
I found an online validator tool at http://www.epubconversion.com/ePub-validator-iBook.jsp.
There are two basic black box approaches.
First: Generate a file and put it into a validator.
Second: Take a set of in- and output without using your code (other generator, example, do it manual). Then use a file comparison tool (maybe extract zip first).
Here is a good offline checking tool for Windows, Mac or Linux OS:
http://www.pagina-online.de/produkte/epub-checker/
It's a great tool which even i used to validate and generate epub files also clearly give errors if any.
I am new to the iOS development and am developing document based iPad appliactio. So,
Is there any way to convert the epub document to pdf document in iOS. Please let me know.
Thanks
Mahesh
I personally don't think that iOS have some tools to do that. Best choice will be upload your document to some unix server and then convert it with pandoc for instance. But be aware that this type of conversion is poor quality fo 99% of documents.
Seconding pandoc (for which you'll want an OS X, Linux, or Windows system), though I'm here looking for the solution.
Some tips though:
An EPUB document is a structured format contained within a ZIP file. Unpack that and you'll get the document in HTML format, plus images, plus structure information.
Pandoc is a very nifty converter that will take single documents and convert between many, many file formats, including markdown, HTML, LaTeX, PDF, and ePub. It won't read from ePub natively, though it seems to me that if you can parse the package.opf file you should be able to reconstruct the document in the form you prefer.
My general thought is to create LaTeX source from the HTML documents, and use that to produce PDF (or other) outputs. I'm seeking tips on simplifying and automating this, will follow up if I find more.
I have two files, one with webservice description (wsdl), second with data structures used in webservice (xsd). I have nothing more, webservice doesn't work yet. I need to merge them into one, because Delphi 7 WSDL Importer doesn't handle included xsd files to well. Where can I find tool to do it?
EDIT
I copied xsd content into <types> section and it works. I tried it before, but I must have made a mistake and Delphi WSDL import didn't work. I have to improve my copy/paste skills.
You might change the include into an import.
I have seen various tools handling either one better than the other.
As an alternative, use XMLSpy: here you can edit your WSDL and import your XSD into it.
This question has an answer on how to place the content of the XSD into the WSDL.
I copied xsd content into section and it works. I tried it before, but I must have made a mistake and Delphi WSDL import didn't work. I have to improve my copy/paste skills.
You could also try the updated importer from here:
http://cc.embarcadero.com/Item/24535
Support was added for external schema files.