Thanks for the info, now that the project is not hold anymore, I will do this.
I've used the POIUtility long ago, I'll check it out again.
so I can't develop for 9 strictly yet.
As an alternative, try the POIUtility.cfc. Like cfspreadsheet it
generates a true Excel file. IIRC it should
Thanks Azadi, I know there are some additional features for the recent
versions. I am using CF9 on my Dev by still CF7 on Production, so I can't
develop for 9 strictly yet.
Thanks for your help
no, there isn't. cfcontent basically just tells the browser which mime
type the content being
so I can't develop for 9 strictly yet.
As an alternative, try the POIUtility.cfc. Like cfspreadsheet it generates a
true Excel file. IIRC it should work on MX7 too.
If you prefer to stick with pseudo-excel files (ie html) there are a lot of old
css tricks floating around. Do a search on
Hello,
I am using CFContent to create an excel spreadsheet. The type of data is
different, some are currency and some are integers, ...etc. Each of these
fields once put into Excel should be specified in order to properly format the
spreadsheet.
Is there a way to specify a data type for
no, there isn't. cfcontent basically just tells the browser which mime
type the content being delivered is to help the browser figure out how
to display it.
if you are on a recent cf version, check out cfspreadsheet group of
tags and related functions.
Azadi
On 28/06/2011 23:26 , Feras
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