Alternately, if you're trying to put Velocity statements in an XLS file this will probably break as Velocity doesn't work well with binary files. Use the XML or HTML format instead.
WILL
----- Original Message ----- From: "Simon Christian" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Thursday, February 17, 2005 4:30 AM
Subject: Re: multiple sheets in Excel workbook
Hi Saad,
Velocity doesn't 'know' what an Excel spreadsheet is, so there's no notion of them being supported or not.
Presumably you're using an XML spreadsheet produced by Excel as a template? If so, given it's a single simple file (in relative terms), there shouldn't be any problem manipulating it either direct in Velocity or through DVSL.
I guess you're doing something wrong ;)
- simon
Saad Zia wrote:hi. I have velocity-variables coded onto multiple sheets in the same workbook. when i execute and generate the report, only the first sheet gets executed while the remaining sheets show the velocity-variables as they were put there in the template. since the code on all the sheets is the same, if the first sheet gets executed, then so should the rest. does velocity support multiple sheets in the same workbook ? or am i doing something wrong ?
thx.
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