So I have a report that has a header, and in the body there is a
table. The table has a heading row. When I export this report to
excel, the freeze pane is put under the header.
Is there a way to specify the location of the freeze pane when the
report is exported to excel? I would like to have the freeze pane
directly below the column header row.
One possible solution I thought of was to put the column header row
into the actual header, but I can't do that as right above the column
header row is a summary of the data in the table. This summary
references fields from my datasets. And anything that references a
field cannot be put in the header row.
Thanks in advance.On Apr 28, 8:41 am, Jesse...@.gmail.com wrote:
> So I have a report that has a header, and in the body there is a
> table. The table has a heading row. When I export this report to
> excel, the freeze pane is put under the header.
> Is there a way to specify the location of the freeze pane when the
> report is exported to excel? I would like to have the freeze pane
> directly below the column header row.
> One possible solution I thought of was to put the column header row
> into the actual header, but I can't do that as right above the column
> header row is a summary of the data in the table. This summary
> references fields from my datasets. And anything that references a
> field cannot be put in the header row.
> Thanks in advance.
As far as I know, there is not really anyway to control this. I'm
actually surprised that you have managed to get the Excel export to
maintain the freeze panes at all, as I have not seen it work
automatically after export. Sorry that I could not be of further
assistance.
Regards,
Enrique Martinez
Sr. Software Consultant
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