How to save query result on the file server as excel file?

Hi everyone,
I need to save the the query result on the file server as excel file.
Do you have any idees how can I do it?
Regards
Erwin

i dont think you can save as excel file but you can save it as CSV use APD or RSCRM BAPI for this

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