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Import and Export Data From Excel Using ColdFusion
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by Debjani Mallick
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After reading this article, I hope that you must have become
comfortable with the requirement of data import and export to excel sheet in
applications. According to our convenience we can make use of any method that
we want in our application to import and export data.
By Debjani Mallick
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User Comments
Title:
Mr.
Name:
John Glynn
Date:
2011-09-14 10:45:00 AM
Comment:
Thank you Debjani Mallick!
This is a terrific tutorial that worked right out of the box. I was wondering though, is there a way to return the table columns in a different order than alphabetical, order by current column order or something like that?
Thanks again!
John
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Title:
readExcelSheet
Name:
HP
Date:
2011-06-13 11:43:57 AM
Comment:
I got this error when trying to use the readExcelSheet function. NOt sure why I got this error. Any idea?
[Microsoft][ODBC Driver Manager] Data source name not found and no default driver specified
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Title:
missing columns after read op'n
Name:
sooraj
Date:
2010-08-24 10:10:15 AM
Comment:
hi Debjani,
great stufff for cf'ers...
I have an interesting issue when I used ur functioanlity to read excel file, the problem is my file contyains 4 columns/fields and after upload and read operation, dumping shows only 3 columns...why this happens?
Any ideas..Is I am missing anything...
thanks
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Title:
Hi
Name:
Smith
Date:
2010-03-31 11:54:50 AM
Comment:
Yes waiting for it
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Title:
Where R ur Articles???
Name:
Abhinash
Date:
2010-03-31 10:57:19 AM
Comment:
Waiting for ue next big article
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Title:
Data not being written to new columns
Name:
Chuck
Date:
2010-01-14 3:49:00 PM
Comment:
We are trying method 2 and we are not writing data to new columns, instead its writing to a new line for every column. Also it's sorting the data in alphabetical order.
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instance, a FileOutputStream or ServletOutputStream
Name:
Lance
Date:
2009-06-17 3:00:53 PM
Comment:
Do have an example of how to use ServletOutputStream
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Reply: How do you specify sheetname
Name:
Debjani Mallick
Date:
2009-06-11 12:16:21 PM
Comment:
For specifying the arguments using the second write method, the syntax is:
writeExcelSheet('table name','datasource name','path to the excel sheet with sheet name');
This will create a sheet with the default name. Using the second write method, its first of all not possible to specify worksheet names and secondly, its also not possible to write to multiple tabs of an excel sheet through this method. But the first method specified, accomplishes both the tasks.
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Title:
How do you specify sheetname
Name:
jtansey
Date:
2009-06-11 9:19:14 AM
Comment:
So, in example two of writing to an excel worksheet, it says to specify the fileName as the full path along with the excelsheetname. I need to write to multiple sheets. How exactly do I specify the sheetname?
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Title:
Good one
Name:
Abx-68
Date:
2009-05-07 4:26:03 AM
Comment:
Good one!! Keep Going
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Title:
Helpful article
Name:
John
Date:
2009-04-22 11:15:24 AM
Comment:
Thank you for the article. It is really helping.
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