As far as I have been able to determine, all numeric axis values are
converted to java.lang.Number values and you have no control over their
format.
Sorry!
Andy
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Try selecting the Stretch with overflow on the Text Field tab for the
field's properties. The text wraps in the Excel cell, but you do get to see
all of the data.
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Andy
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On the Common tab of the Date field's properties, untick the Print repeated
values option.
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Andy
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Hi
Is there anything like a export everithing in the result set report in jasper ?
So i do not need
to write a report template for every
select * from
TABLE_XYZ query ?
We have some reports
that just require export of tabular data to CSV or Excel and i would like to create
a
Hi Francisco,
I also designed a report with two subreports embedded.
Concerning your first problem with the Connection, I cannot say much, since
my master report executed a query. And I guess, you already passed the
connection via the connectionExpression to the subreport.
Your second problem
Am trying to use crosstabs for the first timeI get such an error
.pls help me to resolve this error
Errorfillingprint...net.sf.jasperreports.engine.JRException:Crosstabdatahasalreadybeenprocessed.
Wouldn't it be easier to use the source database application to generate the
output in CSV format?
It is also possible to create an Excel template that imports the data from
the database into a sheet.
Andy
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