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By: TonyReed

Finally a litle more time to experiment. I have modified it to the following: <workbookPr date1904=”false” dateCompatibility=”true” defaultThemeVersion=”124226″/> Dates seem to be displaying...

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By: dieterdaniel

This package is really helpful!! Thanks for sharing it! One question: would it be possible to open an existing XLS to edit data in there?

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By: Anton Scheffer

@dieterdaniel No, that’s not possible.

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By: dieterdaniel

Understandable, it’s not the “native” Excel format that PL/SQL is working with. I keep playing around with it. As I’m just starting out more examples would be aprecciated if other people already...

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By: Anton Scheffer

@dieterdaniel This package does produces the “native” xlsX Excel-format. But at the moment it can’t produce formulas, graphs or macro’s , just “data”

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By: dieterdaniel

Anyhow this is a very good starting point and helps me a lot!!

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By: James Van Zandweghe

Hello, Great package and functionality but i think i found a possible bug in the query2sheet function of the package. In that function you have the t_sheet pls_integer variable. you use that variable...

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By: Anton Scheffer

Moving the following line in the procedure a couple of lines up will do, no need for overloading new_sheet t_sheet := nvl( p_sheet, workbook.sheets.count() ); So change it to: if p_sheet is null then...

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By: James Van Zandweghe

I know. We needed the overload function to get the index of a sheet so we can use that index in the other functions like cell.

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By: Stefan Pastrilov

Hello, Is it possible to generate xls file (Office 97-2003) ? Regards, Stefan Pastrilov

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By: gilles

Hi Anton, thanks a lot for this very usefull package. I took time to add a personnal “Cursor2Sheet” procedure which works also on Oracle 10 (using XMLType in between I Post it here incase it is of any...

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By: Robyn Dyke

Hello, I have the need to add excel formulas to the spreadsheet so that the user can see record counts in the spreadsheet following filtering applied by user post spreadsheet creation. Has anyone...

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By: Btissam

Hi , When i tried to install the package it seems that something is missed (package, library..) .For example : “get_font invalid identifier ” or “new_sheet invalid identifier”… Can you help in order to...

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By: Anton Scheffer

@Btissam The source consists pf one package specification and one packakage body. If you run them unaltered they should compile OK

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By: gilles

Hi Robyn The code I have put into my Post is just an additional procedure to the original package… did you download and compile the package from this site first ? once done you can add my procedure to...

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By: medan

Hello Anton. Thank you! It works well.

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By: Mike Chambers

Robyn, I have added formulas to my cells. Here are the changes I’ve applied: Forgive me if there is a better way to post my changes. This is my first time posting code changes. Mike Chambers...

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By: Mike Chambers

Anton – this is is a wonderful package. Thank you very much for sharing this with everyone. I have run into an issue that I wonder if anyone has resolved. After downloading the Excel file, I am unable...

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By: euelvis

Mike, You can try something like this in your code: Worked for me in XE 10g(not tested for complex formulas or different return type). I hope is useful. ————————————————————————— /* –Simple test calls:...

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By: euelvis

Nice job. /* SUM(B1:C1) 10 */

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