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Revision as of 14:33, 23 April 2013

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When exporting to Excel has been enabled for your list view, you can also tell the system to use an Excel file as a template into which your results will be exported.

  1. Go to the list view configuration page.
  2. Click into the list view for which you wish to enable exporting.
  3. Click on the "Export" tab.
  4. In the "Start Location" and "Query String Location" fields, enter the numeric value corresponding to the worksheet, column and row your list view results should be exported to.

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  • The "Start Location" field determines the starting position of your list view results (the "data").
  • The "Query String Location" field determines the starting position of the search criteria currently selected to filter your list view results (the "metadata"). If your list view is not filtered, the Query String will be blank.
  • The default setting is 0;0;0 for both fields. This means that your list view results will be exported, with the topmost, rightmost value appearing in the first worksheet, in cell A1.
Note: The syntax for both the "Start Location" and "Query String Location" fields is worksheet;column;row
The numbering begins at zero, so the first worksheet, first column or first row would be referenced with a 0, as opposed to 1.
Therefore, if you wanted either the list view results or the metadata to be placed in the third worksheet of your Excel file, starting in cell B4, you would enter 2;1;3
The first worksheet, cell A1 would be 0;0;0

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