Table View - Tab Addition Automation ??
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Hi Team,
Greetings for the Day.
We have a requirement to download the registers data into an Excel Book with all Account as different Sheets and that too from with...
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Darpan, I don’t think that Tables Views are actually your best option. You’re probably best off using an Extensibility rule to create an excel document of the exact format you desire, that way it will be flexible about the addition of accounts in the future, but give you control over the formatting of the data as necessary as well.
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This is a screenshot of some example code for creating an Excel document with separate sheets for each data table in a data set. If you need more info, just let me know!
Oh, and you’ll need to paste this into you “Referenced Assemblies” line on the BR properties.
C:\Program Files\OneStream Software\OneStreamAppRoot\OneStreamApp\bin\DocumentFormat.OpenXml.dll; C:\Program Files (x86)\Reference Assemblies\Microsoft\Framework\v3.0\WindowsBase.dll
If a choice is given I would’ve gone with EPPlus than OpenXML. That thing is convoluted. Now, to answer your question Darpan Table View cannot do that. If and only IF books support a table view query then it was easier to do this.
For now as John mentioned you need something that can create an EXCEL file. My choice is EPPlus (it is an external dll). You could use interop however, that means you need EXCEL installed and it is slow.I’ll have to check that out for sure, thanks Celvin!
Hey John,
I can see you are using Visual Studio to write rules, do you mind sharing how to write rules in visual studio I find the br editor a bit cumbersome.
Thanks,
Sudarshan
Yeah, so the first thing is you need to get the DLLs or Assemblies for the OneStream API. I get these off the file system when I install a server, like on a VM or personal machine. Once you have those, you simply add them as references in your project, and you should get the full intellisense you need. You can't actually compile or debug rules in VS, it is just a Code Editor, not a full IDE unfortunately. But I still find a ton of value in it! Also, you can easily use Visual Studio Community, you don't need a full license for the work we do.
If OneStream can com up with SDKs that would be great. Instead of us adding dlls for the rule types.
Hello John, Is it still possible to get those codes you wrote? I am very curious to see and use it.
Thanks!
What code exactly do you want to see? The code where I generated an Excel document based on a datatable object, using OpenXML?
