Excel Grouping through XSLT

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Hello Friends,

I am in middle of developing a code for exporting Dataset having multiple tables with relation to Excel.

Now i am exporting the dataset by converting it to XML and transforming it to Excel with XSLT formatting.
It is working fine now.

The issue is i want to group the rows in the new Excel file. I have to implement it without using the COM object.

So i need help in doing it via XSLT code.

I have googled it and coudnt find any good idea/code.

Could anyone please help me in this? Its really urgent.

Posted 1-Apr-11 2:29am

sapien4u

Updated 22-May-11 8:14am

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sapien4u 1-Apr-11 9:30am

Could anyone please comment some idea in this? Its really urgent. .

walterhevedeich 1-Apr-11 10:50am

It would help us if you post some code, like what your rows are, and how do you want them to be grouped. It would give us a better understanding on your problem.

sapien4u 5-Apr-11 5:39am

I have to group a few columns in the excel so that they can be expanded or collapsed. I am transforming a Dataset with multiple tables having relation, into XML using Simple transformation. In this XSLT, I need to add the code to group the particular columns together in the final excel.

Currently I have the working code of Dataset->XML+XSLT->Excel converson. All i want is to enable grouping so that it can be expanded and collapsed.

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**Dalek Dave** · Answer 1 · 2011-05-22T10:29:00

Solution 1

Within the excel code you would call something like this...

SQL

Rows("10:14").Select
  Selection.Rows.Group

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Posted 22-May-11 10:29am

Dalek Dave