Hi guys, I need your help. In my system, I have 2 sections of reports. 1 is table report, another 1 is chart report shown in swf format. For table report, I can export to word/excel without problem. Can anybody help me on how to export my chart report in swf format to word/excel?
Thank you.
Export swf to MS Excel
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Re: Export swf to MS Excel
You can't use Excel to make the chart?
Re: Export swf to MS Excel
Currently I'm using flash/swf to view chart with some effects. But when comes to exporting that chart to excel, i've no idea on how to do it. Maybe it's a good idea to make that chart in excel when exporting. Can you give me an idea on how to make chart in excel?
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Re: Export swf to MS Excel
Making a chart in Excel is totally beyond the scope of this forum. Whole site, even.
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Re: Export swf to MS Excel
Totally agree. I'm certainly not an Excel expert, or even a regular user really, but for what it's worth my initial approach would be to record a macro whereby I create a graph from the data within an Excel workbook. I'd then inspect the VBA code that makes up the macro and go from there ...tasairis wrote:Making a chart in Excel is totally beyond the scope of this forum. Whole site, even.
Might be worth taking a look at C Sharp Corner, particularly if you are targeting recent editions of MS Office. I'm sure you'll get more complete help there.
Re: Export swf to MS Excel
It occurs to me that I might have misunderstood a bit. You want to create the spreadsheet from scratch and then insert a chart into it? Ah. Not what I was thinking.
It'll probably be easier for you to use data imports in Excel. You create the spreadsheet yourself and have it pull down data from some source: could be CSV output from a PHP script, could be tied directly to a database. Stick the chart in yourself and tweak it as you wish.
Just refresh the data whenever you want to see current numbers.
It'll probably be easier for you to use data imports in Excel. You create the spreadsheet yourself and have it pull down data from some source: could be CSV output from a PHP script, could be tied directly to a database. Stick the chart in yourself and tweak it as you wish.
Just refresh the data whenever you want to see current numbers.