Hi,
we use HTML format for exporting to Excel.
In principle, we are ok with "pseudo-excel" format of file (HTML), except that popup warning about inconsistency of extension and actual format of the file and - as result of this? - inability to open it in GoogleDocs.
is it possible to fix somehow?
we use HTML format for exporting to Excel.
In principle, we are ok with "pseudo-excel" format of file (HTML), except that popup warning about inconsistency of extension and actual format of the file and - as result of this? - inability to open it in GoogleDocs.
is it possible to fix somehow?
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Hello Alexander,
The "pseudo-excel" format is actually Microsoft Office HTML. You can find its documentation here.
As to your question, I would recommend that you use the BIFF format. Here is our online demo:
Export to Excel (BIFF)
Kind regards,
Daniel
the Telerik team
The "pseudo-excel" format is actually Microsoft Office HTML. You can find its documentation here.
As to your question, I would recommend that you use the BIFF format. Here is our online demo:
Export to Excel (BIFF)
Kind regards,
Daniel
the Telerik team
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