I have a DataTable with 30+ columns and 6500+ rows.I need to dump the whole DataTable values into an Excel file.Can anyone please help with the C# code.I need each column value to be in a cell.To be precise,I need the exact looking copy of DataTable in an Excel File.Please help.
In C# ASP.net, could someone show me how I can write entries from an Array/List to a CSV file on the server and then open the file? I think the second part would be something like – Response.Redirect(“http://myserver.com/file.csv“), however not sure on how to write the file on the server.
We are using the free version of fusion charts and want to know is there a way to export the generated chart to image without using any third party components. We are using the ASP.Net for generating the charts.
I’m exporting an ASP.NET gridview to Excel using the following function. The formatting is working really well, except I need to freeze the header row in Excel on the export. I’m really trying to avoid using a 3rd party Excel plugin for this, but unless there’s some archaic excel markup in my AddExcelStyling function.
I have a bash script that sets an environment variable an runs a command
I need to write a python script to read excel files, find each worksheet and then print these to pdf with the standard formating defined in the excel.
I have a custom product catalog database, and I want to migrate it to WordPress.
are there any tools for that? or I have to do it manually.
I’m currently developing an updated version of a live site in a local environment. It’s a very large site and the local dev site is using a entirely new theme without many of the live site’s plugins or functionality. The live site uses Avada Fusion and almost all content is wrapped in shortcodes forcing me to basically re-publish each post manually using the dev site’s new setup (using ACF Pro, custom fields). I’ve spent weeks removing the live site theme, unnecessary thumbnails, plugins, and all sorts of space hogging files. The only problem is bringing in the new posts from the live site. They are adding new posts weekly and I’m about 25 behind. 🙂
I’m exporting a WordPress site from localhost to a web host, and I am unable to import the Media Library, as the web host is unable to contact localhost.
I want to export some or all of the posts of a blog into a format that makes sense to a publisher (traditional or self-publisher(e.g.: Lulu.com)) (MS Word, RTF, PDF, epub, something else). What tools are available to accomplish this? Answers: Thank you for visiting the Q&A section on Magenaut. Please note that all the … Read more