Batch Transaction report export to excel

Hi Experts!
Do you think it is possibble to export the detailed information (documentnum,docline,BP,..) into excel?
The batches can be exported but the transaction couldnt?Why so..
Im using 2007A 49 patch.
Thank you!
Eszter

Hi Eszter,
Try to Export in PDF .
*Close the thread if issue solved.
Regards
Jambulingam.P

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HFM Report export to Excel changes cell category

Greetings,
we just updgrated to version 11.1.2.2 and are noticing some strange behavior coming out of an some HFM reports we are exporting to Excel.
We are trying to sum up some values and are getting #VALUE!. We have to manually change the category settings of all columns in order to enable any Excel formulas. This occurs when values are "-".
We can manually change Excel to reflect the cells to be numbers but there are a lot of reports to change, and on top of this, the prior version of HFM/Reports did not display that issue.
Pls let me know how to resolve this issue.. Many thanks.

Issue is not with HFM, but with FR Studio and version 11.1.2.2.302. Patch is available.
Patch # 16088101 -- FR 11.1.2.2.303

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