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venkateshs329
over 7 years ago
Hello all,
we have created one Adhoc CDT[the type is list of dictionaries] ,when we pass the list of dictionary data the export CDT to excel smart service is return an error,
I want to know any other way to generate excel file with adhoc CDT data? ,
For cdt list data[getting data from db using query rule] the smart service working fine .
Example Adhoc CDT :
{{username:"test" , lastname:"user",username:"tuser",fullName:"testuser"}}
Thanks In Advance.
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sikhivahans
over 7 years ago
It might be better to opt for a formatted CDT as I personally opine that the above-mentioned approach over complicates the things. This is especially true in the case when the template is bit fancy requiring the data to be populated based on the Cell Keys/Values AND CDT fields to export. That is, the way we form the Cell Keys/Values becomes complicated when we want to cover both the fields in CDT and some particular cell mappings. In this case, it might be better to stick with a formatted CDT which keeps things simple and also provides an option for reusing the same CDT in any other similar implementations.
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sikhivahans
over 7 years ago
It might be better to opt for a formatted CDT as I personally opine that the above-mentioned approach over complicates the things. This is especially true in the case when the template is bit fancy requiring the data to be populated based on the Cell Keys/Values AND CDT fields to export. That is, the way we form the Cell Keys/Values becomes complicated when we want to cover both the fields in CDT and some particular cell mappings. In this case, it might be better to stick with a formatted CDT which keeps things simple and also provides an option for reusing the same CDT in any other similar implementations.
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