Excel reporter export

Hi Experts,
I am making an report for my customer with shipment details of the AR delivery.
Now i want the export of the shipment details in 4 records, but only get the exported data in 1 line.
Is there a way to change the format in excel advanced report designer to 4 different records aligning??
If i cut and paste the field it gives no data when creating the report.
Can somebody advice me?
thx
mark

Hi Mark,
I believe this new thread is the same question as the other:
export delivery details to csv document
If that is true, copy and paste field should not be used. You may use Excel function to get required results easily.
Thanks,
Gordon

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According to your description, you want to export the report into an excel file with the report parameter and filters. And you want to filter data in excel. Right?
In Reporting Services, the components for exporting report into a file called Reporting Services Rendering Extension. There are three types of Reporting Services rendering extensions: Data Render Extension,
Soft page-break renderer extensions, Hard page-break rendering extensions. All these three extension are only for rendering data. It can't keep the filters and parameter in the report. Also excel can't support Reporting Services filter in
an excel file. So your requirement can't be achieved.
Reference:
Exporting Reports (Report Builder and SSRS)
Interactive Functionality for Different Report Rendering Extensions (Report Builder and SSRS)
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I have one requirment in my project.
we create List BAM reports with one button.If we click on the button list report need to export as excel report .
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Please help me on this.

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Use the Excel View Widgets in BAM Studio.
About Excel View
The Excel spreadsheet view displays columns containing rows of data in a Microsoft Excel spreadsheet. This view enables you to save the content externally (outside of the Oracle BAM applications) in a Microsoft Excel spreadsheet.
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please suggested Me below issues.
i created crystal report for sales employee.report is coming correct but while export to excel is showing alignment problem.same report export to pdf is good.i want to export this report to excel without change the alignment.How plz suggested me how to do this?
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hi taruna and pankaj
Thank you for your valuable replies.
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