Export Excel - with formatting

Dear Friends,
I am exporting the tableview data to the excel using the response->append_cdata function.
I want to export the data byusing formatting options.
For example, I want to export all mycolumn names in Bold letters, with background colors in the excel sheet....
If anybody have a clue on this please help...

Hi,
Excel has a binary format that is very difficult to produce in a "non-Microsoft" environment such as BSP.
There are several post about this kind of issues in the forum.
I think your best shot is to produce XML format for Excel but for this, you need :
Excel 2007
Excel 2003 + Compatibility Pack
on the client side.
Have a look at this page if you want to know about Office 2007 format
http://www.developerfusion.co.uk/show/6170/
Best regards,
Guillaume

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