Help wth Excel Export issue [message #255670] |
Mon, 17 September 2007 17:25  |
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Hi Group,
In BIRT , sometimes I am getting Style Error when performing Excel Export.
This happens because of various reasons including data in the report.
However, whenever this happens after that all subsequent excel export
fails (even if they have correct data and should not produce Style error).
In order to solve this issue, everytime this situation occurs, we need to
restart BIRT.
Is there any way that I do not have to restart BIRT if excel export gives
style error for a particular report so that other users can continue
working with excel export without waiting for the server to restart .
Thanks.
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Re: Help wth Excel Export issue [message #255851 is a reply to message #255670] |
Wed, 19 September 2007 17:25  |
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Originally posted by: dan.dan.com
No solution, but I get the same error:
The error:
XML ERROR in Style
REASON: Bad Value
FILE: C:\temp\ChartsWithDrilldown.xls
GROUP: Style
TAG: Font
ATTRIB: FontName
VALUE: Verdana,Arial,Helvetica,sans-serif
If I change the .xls file to have font of just "sans-serif" then I don't get
the error and can open the document. Does anyone know if there's a bug open
for this yet?
Thanks, Dan
"Bhat" <A@a.com> wrote in message
news:1f988d6963852eb3926f9e00a0c9fee6$1@www.eclipse.org...
> Hi Group,
> In BIRT , sometimes I am getting Style Error when performing Excel Export.
> This happens because of various reasons including data in the report.
> However, whenever this happens after that all subsequent excel export
> fails (even if they have correct data and should not produce Style error).
> In order to solve this issue, everytime this situation occurs, we need to
> restart BIRT.
> Is there any way that I do not have to restart BIRT if excel export gives
> style error for a particular report so that other users can continue
> working with excel export without waiting for the server to restart .
>
> Thanks.
>
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