Reporting query - Cell editing

Hi Experts !!
I need some documents related to embedding multiple queries and formatting a workbook.
I need more info on cell editing.
Appreciate your help !!
Thanks.

hi yogita,
Check the below link for checking the cell editing functionality
[Cell editing|http://sap.seo-gym.com/celleditingBex.pdf]
Regards
KP
have you tried to search in google of SDN before posting?

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I don't know how to post an image here, but I will try to describe it:
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Is 'xsd' a supported parameter value for APEX_UTIL.GET_PRINT_DOCUMENT?
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on shared components/report queries/edit report query/
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Get
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when i click the download button.
EDIT:
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Edited by: Manny Rodriguez on Oct 11, 2011 7:19 AM

"4000 bytes is the ultimate maximum. you can say 4000 *characters* , but it'll always be limited to 4000 *bytes* . "
http://asktom.oracle.com/pls/apex/f?p=100:11:0::::P11_QUESTION_ID:1224836384599#201073000346459201\
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