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    Excel export - custom formatting

    Hi,

    I'm trying to export a grid with float numbers to .xls, but every value is exported as a string and thus any further numeric manipulation in excel is not possible.
    I own a pro edition and I've noticed that "formatted export" (http://www.smartclient.com/smartgwte...rmatted_export) is not available in a showcase built with the SmartGWT PRO.
    So I've tested the same code with the trial full featured version and it worked.

    Here is a complete test case: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B8w...ew?usp=sharing which works with the trial version and does not with pro.
    Exact pro version number is in the .pom file.

    Is formatted excel export (especially exporting numbers as numbers, not as strings) available only in the POWER or higher versions or am I doing something incorrect in this example? According to this: http://www.smartclient.com/product/ I had expected that everything related to "Export Excel, PDF & Charts" will be included in PRO license, but closer look to showcase built with a specified licence and those tests led me to a confusion...

    #2
    This feature exists in Pro, however, it was introduced just a couple of releases ago, so the problem is most likely that you are simply running an older version.

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      #3
      Originally posted by Isomorphic View Post
      This feature exists in Pro, however, it was introduced just a couple of releases ago, so the problem is most likely that you are simply running an older version.
      Understand, now I'm testing version 5, and, in fact, this feature is working, but unfortunately there are some other issues related to backward compatibility with previous releases. So we cut one hydra's head and now fighting with three new ;)

      Could you please specify, in which exact release this feature was introduced, so we could try that specified release and maybe avoid other compatibility issues?

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        #4
        There's no reason to think these compatibility issues would be less with any other version, so stick with 10.0.

        For each issue that you think might be a framework bug (as opposed to a longstanding usage error that now has worse consequences, some installation issue, etc), please start a new thread and remember to include all the required information.

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