Then you will need to hand code the page using server side scripting (ASP) and not rely on the DBW to generate the page table
The download to Excel would be initiated by following code at top of page
<% Response.ContentType = "application/vnd.ms-excel" %>
| Unfortunately those are workarounds and exactly what I want to avoid. There
| has to be a way to do this via a link. Any ideas?
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| "Stefan B Rusynko" wrote:
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| > Or if your table has an id attribute they should be able to right click it and select Export to Excel
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| > | Have them highlight the contents of the table, select Copy from the Menu
| > | bar, open Excel and paste into an empty spreadsheet.
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| > | message | > | >I have an online database collecting data from a webform where I display
| > | >the
| > | > results in a Data Results Page. These are pretty limited, so I would like
| > | > certain users to be able to download the data into an Excel file. How do I
| > | > go
| > | > about setting that up?
| > | > Thank you.
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