Exportin Pick List to Microsoft Excel

Hi,
Have anyone experienced in generating program to export Pick List to CSV format then to format into a Template in Microsoft Excel ?

Hi Abbas,
I agreed with Lakshmanan's reply, and also as a workaround, you can import data from a SharePoint list to a PowerPoint slide using an Excel table on the slide.
More information:
http://community.office365.com/en-us/f/154/t/17854.aspx
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작성날짜 : 2005-04-26
MICROSOFT WORD OR MICROSOFT EXCEL 를 REPORT VEIWER로 설정하는 방법
==========================================================
PURPOSE
MICROSOFT WORD OR MICROSOFT EXCEL 를 REPORT VEIWER로 설정하고자 할때
참고하는 문서
Explanation
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Hi all,
I desperately need the SAP Howto document "How to Web Printing with Microsoft Excel" for BW 3.5. The document is listed in the Howto section of SDN, but the link is wrong or outdated - I cannot download this document. Could anyone of you provide me with this howto? Please upload it somewhere (could be interesting for other people as well) or send it to me by email ([email protected]). Points will be assigned
Thanks a lot in advance,
James

Hi,
Here is the How to Web Printing with Excel, download from the Link
This will expire in 7 days from the posting Date.<a href="http://download.yousendit.com/143673776AFD7E8F">How to Web Printing with Excel</a>
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