You can try to use Excel 2007 which should not have restrictions on the
number of columns.
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Leo
On Thu, Nov 25, 2010 at 12:50 PM, tea kian choong <te...@ams.com.my> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Would like to ask,
>
> for example 1
> <jx:forEach items="${employees}" var="employee" select="${employee.payment
> >
> 2000}"> ${employee.name} </jx:forEach>
>
> the employees is a list which size is 100.
> and the select statement, ${employee.payment > 2000} actually only retrieve
> out
> 10 records.
>
> so, in the excel, will display 10 employee's name, 10 columns (1 employee's
> name
> in 1 column).
>
>
> for example 2
> <jx:forEach items="${employees}" var="employee" select="${employee.payment
> >
> 2000}"> ${employee.name} </jx:forEach>
>
> this time, the employees is a list which size is 1000.
> and the select statement, ${employee.payment > 2000} actually only retrieve
> out
> 10 records.
>
> so, this time, will success display 10 employee's name, 10 columns (1
> employee's
> name in 1 column)? or will have runtime error, due to excel can only
> support 256
> column?
>
>
> Currently, i facing a problem which similar to what i explained in example
> 2.
>
> Any helps / solutions is very much appreciated.
> Thanks
>
>
> Regards
> Tea
>
>
>
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