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Kirubakaran asked on 14 May 2020, 09:19 AM

This is my code

1. I want to export master & its related child record to excel and its working fine if i didnt use grouping. but whereas if i add grouping, then its not working. 

2. Also how to remove the header in child records while exporting to excel.

Expecting your help.

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Silviya Stoyanova
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answered on 18 May 2020, 09:19 AM

Hello  Kirubakaran,

Thank you for the provided code.

As you could see from the following Demo Excel Export with grouping is available out of the box. From your code, I saw you are also using custom logic for exporting Grid with detailed templates, which as you know is not supported and it is a known limitation - https://docs.telerik.com/kendo-ui/controls/data-management/grid/export/excel-export#known-limitations.

The problem with the above combination is the data structure. It changes depending on if it has group items or not. With group:

 

masterData[rowIndex].CommentsDescription   //gets "undefined"

 

This means that you will need to modify the custom implementation to get the CommentsDescription content. For instance, something like that:

for (var rowIndex = 0; rowIndex < masterData.length; rowIndex++) {
                    var detail = masterData[rowIndex].CommentsDescription ? masterData[rowIndex].CommentsDescription : masterData[rowIndex].items.map(x=>x.CommentsDescription).join(' ');
                  exportChildData(detail, rowIndex);
}

I hope that would help you to move forward with the customization.

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Silviya Stoyanova
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Kirubakaran
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answered on 19 May 2020, 05:24 AM

Here is my updated code.

As per your guidance i did few changes and just one issue i am facing.

As you can see in my coding, i applied two for-loops and processed. Here i am not able to skip the group header in my for-loop, due to that the child rows are placing a row upwards (which is incorrect).

How can i find the group header row and skip it to achieve my output?

Looking forward your help on this.

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answered on 19 May 2020, 11:50 AM

Silviya Stoyanova,

I found the answer and updated the code to skip the group header in for-loop  :)

Expecting just one solution now.I want to show my Child records below "Comments" column.

Looking forward your help on this.

 

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Silviya Stoyanova
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answered on 20 May 2020, 01:17 PM

Hello  Kirubakaran,

I am glad to read you gain progress.

Every row has its type field

  • "header"
  • "footer"
  • "group-header"
  • "group-footer"
  • "data"

So you could find the group-header row like that:

var sheet = e.workbook.sheets[0];
var row = sheet.rows[rowIndex];
           
    if(row.type =="group-header"){
                  //your code

 

To place the description under the Comment column you need to prepend enough cells:

// Prepend empty cells to each row.
for (var ci = 0; ci < sheet.rows.length; ci++) {
                      if (sheet.rows[ci].cells[0].value) {
                        sheet.rows[ci].cells.unshift({},{},{},{},{});
                      }
 }                

 

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Silviya Stoyanova
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