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You can export the data obtained from running a Planfix report as an Excel file. This lets you create financial documents, summaries, and other spreadsheets using Planfix data. | You can export the data obtained from running a Planfix report as an Excel file. This lets you create financial documents, summaries, and other spreadsheets using Planfix data. | ||
To create your documents, Excel files are used with the required formatting and report variables. These files are called '''Data export templates'''. When exporting data, select the desired template: | To create your documents, Excel files are used with the required formatting and report variables. These files are called '''Data export templates'''. When exporting data, select the desired template: | ||
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Planfix creates a new file based on this template and puts the report data in the cells with the corresponding template variables. You are prompted to download the final file and begin using it. | Planfix creates a new file based on this template and puts the report data in the cells with the corresponding template variables. You are prompted to download the final file and begin using it. | ||
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==Variables in template names== | |||
You can use variables in the names of export templates. When a document you create a document, the variables in the file name are replaced by the corresponding data so that the documents can be automatically assigned unique names. | |||
==Creating and using export templates== | ==Creating and using export templates== | ||
*[[The "Export" tab in a report]] | *[[The "Export" tab in a report]] | ||
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*[[Using grouping in data export templates]] | *[[Using grouping in data export templates]] | ||
*[[Document number when exporting report data]] | *[[Document number when exporting report data]] | ||
*[[Report export templates]] in the Documents section | *[[Report export templates]] in the '''Documents''' section | ||
==Important== | ==Important== | ||
*There are time restrictions on report data exports: if a report export takes more than 10 minutes, it will automatically be stopped. To reduce export time, use simple templates with fewer fields, or export data for a shorter time period. | *There are time restrictions on report data exports: if a report export takes more than 10 minutes, it will automatically be stopped. To reduce export time, use simple templates with fewer fields, or export data for a shorter time period. | ||
==Useful information== | ==Useful information== | ||
*You can also generate different documents based on the data in individual tasks, using [[Document | *You can also generate different documents based on the data in individual tasks, using [[Document templates]] | ||
*To have Excel automatically adjust a cell's height depending on the length of the text in it, you must ensure the following: | *To have Excel automatically adjust a cell's height depending on the length of the text in it, you must ensure the following: | ||
**the row must have the default height for the Excel document; | **the row must have the default height for the Excel document; | ||
**the cell must not be a merge of multiple cells; | **the cell must not be a merge of multiple cells; | ||
**in Excel, you must enable "Wrap text" for the cell. | **in Excel, you must enable "Wrap text" for the cell. | ||
*If your report contains a large number of rows, you can apply conditional formatting to alternate row shading: | *If your report contains a large number of rows, you can apply [[Templates: Highlighting lines with alternating colors |conditional formatting]] to alternate row shading: | ||
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Latest revision as of 13:58, 14 November 2024
You can export the data obtained from running a Planfix report as an Excel file. This lets you create financial documents, summaries, and other spreadsheets using Planfix data.
To create your documents, Excel files are used with the required formatting and report variables. These files are called Data export templates. When exporting data, select the desired template:
Planfix creates a new file based on this template and puts the report data in the cells with the corresponding template variables. You are prompted to download the final file and begin using it.
Variables in template names
You can use variables in the names of export templates. When a document you create a document, the variables in the file name are replaced by the corresponding data so that the documents can be automatically assigned unique names.
Creating and using export templates
- The "Export" tab in a report
- List of variables for a report export template
- Using grouping in data export templates
- Document number when exporting report data
- Report export templates in the Documents section
Important
- There are time restrictions on report data exports: if a report export takes more than 10 minutes, it will automatically be stopped. To reduce export time, use simple templates with fewer fields, or export data for a shorter time period.
Useful information
- You can also generate different documents based on the data in individual tasks, using Document templates
- To have Excel automatically adjust a cell's height depending on the length of the text in it, you must ensure the following:
- the row must have the default height for the Excel document;
- the cell must not be a merge of multiple cells;
- in Excel, you must enable "Wrap text" for the cell.
- If your report contains a large number of rows, you can apply conditional formatting to alternate row shading: