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How to Create CSV and HTML Format Reports in Mail & Deploy using Qliksense App

lakshman1031 — Thu, 15 May 2025 17:59:44 GMT

Hi All,

I have Qlik sense App and I am trying to generate the CSV and HTML Format Reports Mail & Deploy.

I found object id's in Mail & Deploy Designer and i am trying to drag these object id's into Designer Work space. In CSV format object is showing, but in preview the report it's showing only object ID not Object like table or chart.

When i am trying to create html format, I am getting code like below way.

<html><Header> <Title> Example</Title></Header>

</html>

I am trying to drag the object id, it's not workout in html report format.

Can you please suggest me how to create CSV and HTML format report. if possible can you please share any document for Mail & Deploy for beginners.

Thanks & Regards,

Lakshman

Re: How to Create CSV and HTML Format Reports in Mail & Deploy using Qliksense App

EmmaCamacho — Tue, 23 Dec 2025 09:33:06 GMT

Hi Lakshman,

please have a look at the following help articles

https://help.mail-and-deploy.com/docs/introduction-to-csv-reports and

https://help.mail-and-deploy.com/docs/introduction-to-html-reports

To make HTML reports even easier, you can use a Word report and in the Task, when using the CREATE REPORT DOCUMENT action you can choose the File Type HTML. You can see an example in this video tutorial: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RKkW3yr-GAs&t=35s. In the example, you can see how to create an HTML report using as a base a Word report, then how to include this HTML report as a body of an email.

regards, Emma

Re: How to Create CSV and HTML Format Reports in Mail & Deploy using Qliksense App

Srinathjanagani — Tue, 23 Dec 2025 13:49:47 GMT

Hi Lakshman,

It seems like you might be encountering a technical glitch. If the metadata was recently refreshed, and the objects are still present in the source app, they could be evaluated as generic object IDs rather than their specific visualizations (such as tables or charts).

To resolve this, I would recommend checking the technical evaluation of the objects. It's possible that the object IDs are not being recognized as the correct visual elements due to changes in the metadata or app reload. You might want to try refreshing the app or re-evaluating the objects in the Mail & Deploy Designer workspace.

Additionally, if you're facing issues with HTML formatting, ensure that the HTML code includes proper references to the visual objects and not just the object IDs. The object IDs in Mail & Deploy should be dragged correctly to display the intended content.

If the problem persists, it may be helpful to consult any beginner documentation for Mail & Deploy to further understand how to map objects correctly. Let me know if you need any further assistance!

Thanks,
Srinath Janagani