I have all my databases in form of Access. But the Client sends it in the form of Excel. I can manually import the contents from the Excel to the Access. I would like to automate this by giving a front end where in I select the Excel file and when I click the upload button the data gets uploaded into the Access table. Can anybody give me an idea how I can do it using ASP?
View RepliesI have two questions on exporting data to Excel using ASP (w/o converting
formatted excel file into web page and then plug in the dynamic data):
1. Can we export data into different sheets at Excel?
2. Can we do graph at export?
I want to export data from SQL Server Database to Access Database through ASP code.
Will it be by running some sort of a batch file?The database structure of both the databases are the same, only there are 3 fields more in the SQL Server DB than the ACCESS DB which need not be exported.
I retrieve data from the database and display on ASP, then I export these data to a file, like Excel (the best) or text file. Is it possible? I think it is possible, but how can I do that?
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View Replies View RelatedDoes anyone know how to export data from an excel spreadsheet, straight into ms sql server database?
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View Replies View RelatedI have a SQL database. I want to make the report form using ASP script. In my script, if i click the report button, i want to see the data that print into word document file with 2 or 3 columns. For that case, i 'm trying to export the data from SQL to MS Access datdabase and from Access database, can i merge these data into word document?
View Replies View Relatedwhen user click a button data will be fetched from database based upon condition and it will be exported to multiple sheets of a single excel work book. what I am doing, onclick of button in main page, I am invoking a new asp page through document.location.href=test.asp.
In test.asp page created a instance of excel.applicaion and then fetching data from backend and putting data to different workbook cells of the the excel and at the end making excel.visible=true but the problem is excel file not getting visible on client machine.
But when I remove some server side code and put the rest of code inside vbscripting tag in the main asp page then the excel file becomes visible on client machine. I am not getting the where the problem lies in the first part .
My asp/sql server application gets an error, but only when you use the
Excel export option:
<% Response.ContentType="application/vnd.ms-excel" %> (very popular w/
users)
I think somebody entered a string of characters that Excel does not
like:
So I believe (but not sure) some character(s) in a Ntext sql server
field "desc_text" is confusing the Excel file and causing it to error
(and crashes Excel)
So far, I have attempted three fixes with no success
1) Tried to convert the data type in the SQL query:
CAST(sr.desc_text AS VARCHAR(255))
2) Tried to convert the data type in the vbscript:
<% desc_text1 = Cstr(rs.fields.item("desc_text").value)%>
3) Tried append an apostrophe to the beginning of the field so that
Excel would not read it as a formula. (this might have worked, but
Excel does not treat an apostrophe the same from an export as it does
if you typed it in directly)
<%response.write "'"%> <% response.write desc_text1%>
Soliciting all ideas!
Also, if you have any ideas on how to isolate and identify the
specific record and character(s) that is causing the error, that would
be great. I have it narrowed down to a record set of 600 records, and
the error occurs if I include beyond the 130th character position. The
problem does not occur if I use CAST(sr.desc_text AS VARCHAR(129))
I am using an HTML form and creating a tabbed text file with the .xls extention.
only problem remaining is when multi-line text area is used the user might press 'return' to create new line in the text area but this also creates a new row in Excel.
what's the best way to replace the 'return' in the form data with the little rectangle that Excel uses to create a carriage return inside a cell?
I'm current working on a project which need to upload local data to
live server database.
Meanings that, i'm current having a server in my local mechine. I need
upload data from local database to live database which host at oversea
company. But i really have no idea how to do this in asp.
I have data in a table on MySql. I want to export all the data in the table to an Excel Spreadsheet when the user presses a button. What is the best way to do this?
User navigates to a page
Presses button
Select * from table
Table Fields become Speadsheet Headers
Table data then fills in the fields under the right heading
Export Record set to somefilename.xls
There is no need to display the data just export it. The user can look at the data in excel
Having some real difficulty with a project I'm currently working on. My client would like to be able to print envelopes out from the application I'm building. I've worked around this by exporting all the required data to a word document which the client can download and open on their desktop.
Everything looks right - each record has an envelope (in the right style - checked on the print preview) but when my client prints, the first envelope is printed from the envelope feeder (correctly) and the rest are printed on A4. Very odd - been tinkering around with it, trying to make sure I haven't missed anything but it still doesn't seem to work.
I wrote a program which exports data to excel. The problem is when the records are more it takes very very loong time and finaly end with an error like the below
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Error Report: Active Server PagesActive Server Pages (0x80004005)
(0x80004005)
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when i made a search on internet i found that there is some limit to the excel file. like some 68 thousand records.
Is there a way that i can write to second sheet or
any one know other solution for this???
I made a program which exports a file asp to Excel file, but export included of the images, and I want an export without images.
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View Replies View RelatedI am doing export to excel in ASP.
Response.Charset="UTF-8"
Response.ContentType = "application/download"
Response.AddHeader "Content-Disposition", "attachment; filename=Booking_List.xls"
I tried everything to change the format of my exportoexcel.asp to UTF-8 to put
<META HTTP-EQUIV="Content-Type" CONTENT="text/html" charset=utf-8">
<form method="post" name="exporttoexcel" accept-charset="utf-8">
i just tried everything i could.
I my german data is not coming in UTF-8 format and my excelsheet is showing data not in German language.
I have an app that gets data from SQL Server and writes it to a csv file. My problem is that my query returns 25K + records. IE seems to 'hang' and the csv file never gets created. Any Ideas how I can get this to work? Below is my code:
Response.Expires = -1
Response.Buffer = True
'Response.ContentType="application/vnd.ms-excel"
Server.ScriptTimeout = 10000 ......
Can any one give some idea/code in exporting the contents of the datagrid in to a PDF format in web application?
I have to export contents without using any third party component or crystal reports.
i need to export asp page as gif or jpg.can any one suggest me even?
View Replies View RelatedI'd like to export a page to a powerpoint file,
<%
Response.Buffer = true
Response.ContentType = "application/vnd.ms-powerpoint"
Response.AddHeader "content-disposition", "inline; filename=nombre.pps"
Response.Write "graph 1"
Response.write "<TABLE><TR><TD> Grafico <br><IMG SRC='imagen.gif'> </TD> </TR></TABLE>"
Response.Write "graph 2"
Response.write "<TABLE><TR><TD> Grafico <br><IMG SRC='imagen.gif'> </TD> </TR></TABLE>"
Response.Flush
Response.End
%>
how can i create a new page to put the second bitmap in ?
I have problem while doing export to excel from my ASP code although i am able to do export to excel correctly , but when i try to open that file, it was giving error .
the error is
Problems Came Up in the Following Areas During Load
MIssing file : C:Documents and Settings15333stylessc_styles.css
there is no folder 'styles' inside " C:Documents and Settings15333" in my machine and "sc_styles.css" is the name of my style sheet.
when i export excel , and user selects a path in his machine , the excel is msaved in the Server(IIS) machine. The problem is because it is taking Excel Object from IIS Server.How to solve it.
View Replies View RelatedResponse.AddHeader "Content-Type", "application/msword"
you can export the results of an asp page to Word. Problem is that images won't be exported, there will only be a link to the images in the document. Does anyone know how you can embed the pictures in the document?
Accurary, I just change the contenttype of the asp to "application/vnd.ms-excel" . how to default the cell font to Arial? Now, it is defaulted to "Time News Roman", and I have tried using
<font face="Arial">
and stylesheet
Basically I want to create a word document on my server from a specified path using .asp.
Right now, I have a form that gets filled out and the information is passed into a template and it generates a microsoft word document ready for printing. Well what I want to do is go one step further and automatically save the content that was genereated into a file to keep as a reference. Can I do this using .asp or do I need any extra things?
Can anyone point me to some sample code or tutorial that shows how I can export data from a database to an Excel spreadsheet that is already created on the server? I have an Excel spreadsheet that contains a number of labeled cells and sheets.
When someone clicks the "Export to Excel" button on my asp page, I want to export the required data from my sql database to the Excel spreadsheet (putting the data in the appropriate cells and sheets).
i am so sorry because asking this problem. u have read thru several solutions within this forum and i think i still a clear explanation regarding my problem. it works like this, a customer could view his/her reservation after entering his/her reservation ID.
a complete detail will appear in a HTML table. this table is located in a form tag because it allows customer to update the information. besides, customer also allowed to print the reservation detail by clicking the print button. my question is how to export all the information to ms word? i stucked because this page also allow customer to make changes. what i am thinking is to use 2 form tags but both have different action/process.
I need to export a html page to a word document. The HTML page page also includes images. I am using the folowing code:
var FileName="generated_test.doc";
Response.ContentType="application/vnd.ms-word";
Response.AddHeader("content-disposition"," inline ;filename="+FileName);
the text is dispalyed ok but the images do not apear instead i get the alternative text.
How can i fix this?
I'm able to export my data to an excel spreadsheet using ASP with ease. But how do you handle when your records exceed the amount of what Excel can handle, which is 65,536 records.
Does anyone know how to code it in such a way that the 65,537th record will automatically go to the "Sheet2"?
am creating a asp page that wiil fetch data from database and export that to excel. not using excel objet, am creating a HTML table to display the data. Now that it displays the data correctly in IE, I want to it to be stored in excel file too.
If I create a file in code, it creates the file. But the file shows up 0 bytes. and holds nothing. Anybody pl guide me how would I redirect my output to the excel file.