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Unable to export in excel.

Vinod RaturiMember for 20 years 2 months
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Hi ,

I tried exporting to excel resource loading table, but the problem is all that opens is a blank excel sheet. I am using P3.1

Can any one guide me through it.

Thanks,

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    A D ·
    Excel 2007 or Excel 2003

    Whats the selection criteria?
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    Renjith B ·
    Hi,
    U can do this by exporting resource loading in .CSV format and the opening it with Excel 2003

    Cheers
    Renjith
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    Ashish Abraham ·
    You can export as a DBF file. Then open the DBF in Excel.
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    Vinod Raturi ·
    Hi ,

    I am late , but I would like to thank everybody for Your responses . Actually i think something went wrong with my session as it is only today i was able to view response to my question,.Earlier i used to check but i couldnot find anyone who answered my query.

    Thanks a lot guys , by the way i managed to convert in DBF format and interms of excel query , i am using Excel 2007.

    with regards
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    Christian Adrian De Vera ·
    to All

    Recently when I exported my data into csv format in excel 2003/2007 the file was blocked and when openned it was completely empty. If you’re having the same case like mine, probably you might need to download a patch from microsoft that would unblock or restore blocking of a csv format file.

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    Anthony McHale ·
    This is the result of a security "upgrade" made by Microsoft that will install automatically if your Windows auto-update is configured to update office programs. To fix the problem, you need to change your registry settings. Go to the following link to download the Microsoft patch that will automatically fix your settings: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/938810/en-us
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    Alexandre Faulx-Briole ·
    Vinod,
    you cannot open Lotus 123 or dBase3 files with Excel 2007; switch back to 2003 at the latest
    Alexandre

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