While exporting data to Excel or CSV, height of row is auto. Our requirement is to expand width and height according to data available in cell mean user do not reuire to expand row height.
Please tell how to achieve this.
Currently we are taking data from grid and saving in excel with header.
Please tell how to achieve this.
Currently we are taking data from grid and saving in excel with header.
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Hi,
Do you export the data with RadGridView.Export() method or do you copy and paste it?
In case you export the data, you can check the documentation on how to configure the ExportFormats.Html options. When pasting, you cannot control from RadGridView what the height of the rows after pasting in Excel will be.
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Didie
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Do you export the data with RadGridView.Export() method or do you copy and paste it?
In case you export the data, you can check the documentation on how to configure the ExportFormats.Html options. When pasting, you cannot control from RadGridView what the height of the rows after pasting in Excel will be.
Regards,
Didie
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answered on 02 Jul 2014, 12:09 PM
We are using Export(ExportFormat.ExcelML);
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Hello,
You can then check the ExportFormats.ExcelML options, however, their capacity are not as rich as the ExportFormats.Html. When exporting to HTML, there is also another alternative: you can style the exported data setting the e.Styles dictionary with proper CSS values when the ElementExporting is raised for the RadGridView. You can refer to the "Exporting" demo for an example. Unfortunately this option is not available for the ExcelML format.
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Didie
Telerik
You can then check the ExportFormats.ExcelML options, however, their capacity are not as rich as the ExportFormats.Html. When exporting to HTML, there is also another alternative: you can style the exported data setting the e.Styles dictionary with proper CSS values when the ElementExporting is raised for the RadGridView. You can refer to the "Exporting" demo for an example. Unfortunately this option is not available for the ExcelML format.
Regards,
Didie
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