I have Interactive report with 15 columns.
For downloading report i used Download function from Action menu.
When I tried to download report in csv format with 10 selected coulmn.. Csv does not contain all that selected 10 columns.
Only few columns are shown in csv file
Oracle APEX uses the same query defined for HTML output to generate the csv for download, it applies same rules that is applied on HTML(from apex builder) report.
If you are seeing any gaps, that must be due to settings.
Try to open the report in incognito mode and download it.
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I have a PowerBI Online dashboard with 24 tabs that all need to be exported to PDF as a single document. I would like to be able to download a full workbook of the 24 charts without having to export them manually one by one. Is this possible in PowerBI Online? Is there a way to build a process in PowerAutomate if not? Thanks for the help!
PowerBI Chart Sample
Right now when I click the "Export to DPF" button it is only allowing me to export the chart that is visible (see image - only allows the visible Chart 4 to be exported but not the others).I would like it to export all charts 1-4 in one PDF workbook.
are you using a power bi report server or uploading to a power bi portal because when you click on file-> export-> export pdf on a power bi desktop, your reports return to pdf without any problems. I even tried this for you.
.Each interactive report data should come in each tab(i.e) sheet1, sheet2....
Example: In Apex page, I have 5 report region. Each report data should be downloaded in each sheet, In a single excel file.Please provide me a solution, Thanks in advance Karthick.
If you cannot upgrade your APEX environment then, as TineO said, probably AOP is the best option you have.
If you can upgrade to 19.2 or higher, then you can utilize APEX_REGION.OPEN_QUERY_CONTEXT API to get the records of the interactive reports. Then, you can use the Open Source library Alexandria and in particular, the xlsx_builder_pkg package to create the spreadsheets.
I want to export the Interactive Grid data into an excel. How can I do that. In the download option in Actions tab, it only has csv and HTML option.
Can we add an option there to download the report in excel. Or can we add a button separtely, on click of which the report can be downloaded in xls.
Thanks,
Abha
CSV is Excel. Not a true MS Excel file (i.e. XLS or XLSX), but - Excel opens a Comma-Separated-Values file without any problems.
So - export as CSV, open with Excel. Should be just fine.
Yes, interactive reports and grids support exporting to native Excel (xlsx), as well as Word (rtf) and PDF.
To enable this there are multiple options:
Oracle BI Publisher
FOP (ORDS)
APEX Office Print (AOP)
Once you have configured the print server (this is an APEX instance-wide setting), you can then enable the output options in your IR or IG regions.
https://insum.ca/oracle-apex-printing-options/
(note: I'm not sure that all the other printing options mentioned in this link support interactive reports or grids)
I haven't worked in SSRS for a few years. But I recently changed jobs and my new responsibilities include a heavy dose of report building. In my experience with SSRS I've always been able to build a dataset by including a query string. (See first image.) But I'm using SSRS via a Sql Server Data Tools install in Visual Studio 2017 for the first time, and I have been unsuccessful in sussing out how to include a query string when building a new report. This newer version seems to only offer a graphical, drag-n-drop solution. (See second image.)
How do I create a dataset that relies on a query string, or barring that, is there a way to build a dataset that relies on joined tables, with filters?
Old query designer in SSRS
New query dataset builder
You can still write your own queries. Skip the wizard and start a blank report. Right click data sources and add your SQL server. Then right click Datasets and add a new one. Select "Use a dataset embedded in my report" and your SQL server as the data source.
Now you should see the query window and you can click Query Designer below it. In the top left of the query designer there is an "Edit as Text" button that will allow you to write it out.
Once you have your dataset made you can quickly get back to the query designer by right clicking the dataset and selecting "Query..."
In Oracle Apex 5, a user can manipulate an Interactive Report's data with a number of actions (Sort, Filter, Group By, Control Break...). However, when the report is downloaded as a CSV only the Filter action is retained from the manipulations. How can you get the download of an Interactive Report to display the report as is?
The closest solution I could find is a plugin found on github, see Interactive Report to Excel v2
At the time, it worked for the particular report we had an issue with (Control Break on one column, with some Sorting), but when I tried it on a Group By it didn't work.
We have had good results with APEX_IR_XLSX and have added our own customization pieces to it quite easily.