When exporting a report, the file name is defaulted to the name of the RDL
file for the report. Is there any way to change that to default to a value
in a textbox in the report?
StephanieOn Jul 25, 3:56 pm, Stephanie <Stepha...@.discussions.microsoft.com>
wrote:
> When exporting a report, the file name is defaulted to the name of the RDL
> file for the report. Is there any way to change that to default to a value
> in a textbox in the report?
> Stephanie
As far as I know, there is not. One way to do this is to create a
custom ASP.NET application that uses a report viewer control and
intercepts the export functionality of the control and changes the
name of the file to save. Sorry that I could not be of greater
assistance.
Regards,
Enrique Martinez
Sr. Software Consultant
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Cell comments in Excel Export
Is it possible to include a cell comment when exporting a report to Excel? My first guess was that the Textbox.ToolTip property might do the trick, but no luck.
Example: I am calculating a textbox based on the age of a particular value in days and conditionally formatting it. In the Excel export, I would like to have a cell comment (i.e., "insert comment" from the context menu in Excel) that shows how many days past the age limit the item is when it is formatted.
Thanks much for any help!
Through conventional export methodologies? No. But ofcourse through VBA/ADO anything is possible.
Adamus
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