Exception Export Packaging issue while executing Pdf from Docx

Question

Hi Team 
 
 we have requirement of generaing pdf file.we have designed a flow for that first we are generating the docx file from that will bys using PDF from DOCX service trying to convert pdf file. 
 
 In this process we could see docx file generating successfully we are giving docx file as input to PDF from DOCX smart service.Docx file is generating successfully but pdf file is not generating.I can see PDF from DOCX is not running sucessfully with error message of " Exception exporting package".Can someone help me what could be the reason . 
 
 Thanks for the response in advance.

Harsha Sharma · Answer

Here is a similar issue posted and resolution suggested for that might help!

Stefan Helzle · Answer

I suggest to verify the correctness of the DOCX file first. This error typically point to an error in the file.

Shubham Aware · Answer

The most common cause of Exception Exporting Package is either an outdated Dynamic Document Generator plugin or a DOCX template not created in Microsoft Word. Update the plugin first, then ensure your DOCX is built using MS Word (not Google Docs). Also verify the output folder has permissions and simplify any complex tables or content in the template.

Shubham Aware · Answer

Put the full #list loop only in the first cell of the repeating row using @before-row[/#list] and @after-row tags - not @before-cell/@after-cell. --> this ensures proper row-level iteration and fixes the PDF export issue.

Shubham Aware · Answer

Transpose your data to column-list XML (...), use @before-cell[#list doc.years as y] for column headers, @before-row for data rows.

Harsha Sharma · Answer

Did you check the thread above. As per the user - " the source of the issued ended up being a bad reference anchor link. Removing it resolved the issue for me. I'd suggest troubleshooting the file being generated by removing segments until it generates the PDF successfully and then focusing on that segment of the docx file to find the issue."