Printing HTML data of a grid

Hello All,
I have a container in which I am displaying 6 ALV grids. Of these 6 grids the data in first grid is populated using 'add_static_html' method of class cl_dd_document.This data is in HTML format. Other 5 grids are displayed using normal set_table_for_first_display method.
While taking printout I am able to convert the grid data of 5 grids (other than the grid which is having data in HTML format ) to list data using REUSE_ALV_BLOCK_LIST_APPEND function module and then using REUSE_ALV_BLOCK_LIST_DISPLAY FM I am able to print it. Can somebody please let me know how to print the data of grid having HTML display, in same format and same style as it is displayed in grid output. Let me tell you that I need to print all 6 grids in a single page which I am able to do using he above mentioned FM's. Since all grids are to be displayed in same page so I can't use set_frontend_print method of grids. Please suggest the solutions.
Note: Helpful answers will be duly rewarded.

Ok, you specifically asked for SQL.
Here goes:
SQL> with t as (select 1 id from dual union all
           select 12 id from dual union all
           select 2231 id from dual union all
           select 221 id from dual union all
           select 21 id from dual union all
           select 5 id from dual union all
           select 56 id from dual)
select ltrim(max(sys_connect_by_path(id, ',' )), ',') unordered_list
     from (select id, rownum rn from t)
   start with rn = 1
   connect by prior rn = rn-1
UNORDERED_LIST
1,12,2231,221,21,5,56
1 row selected.Regards
Peter

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http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/343934/jqGrid-Implementation-using-SpServices-in-SharePoi
Mark (creator of SPServices) has some good documentation on how to use SPServices-
http://spservices.codeplex.com/wikipage?title=%24().SPServices
SPServices Stories #7 – Example Uses of SPServices, JavaScript and SharePoint
http://sympmarc.com/2013/02/15/spservices-stories-7-example-uses-of-spservices-javascript-and-sharepoint/
Hope this helps!
Ram - SharePoint Architect
Blog - SharePointDeveloper.in
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Yes we should do this as it's what everyone will expect from Excel.
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