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N30fyte
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Excel table formatting

Hi,

I'm using the Create Excel Table with Headers automation block to create spreadsheets from Qlik Sense straight tables and distribute them by email.

It all works fine, but I do have an issue with the formatting of the output spreadsheets. They are created by default with blue and white shaded alternate rows and sort/filter arrows in the column headers.

Ideally I would like to produce 'straight' Excel tables with no formatting at all. Is this possible either by modifying the Create... block or by using a different approach?

Thanks!

Neo

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Shai_E
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Hi @N30fyte 

From checking the api behind the scenes for the block

 Create Excel Table with Headers

Which seems to be 

tableCollection: add - Microsoft Graph v1.0 | Microsoft Learn

Even in the docs to create a table i dont see an option in the body to specify a style.

There is an option to specify a style when updating a table

Update table - Microsoft Graph v1.0 | Microsoft Learn

I think this request should be considered as a feature request, to maybe add a block to update a table.

Best Regards

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Shai_E
Support
Support

Hi @N30fyte 

From checking the api behind the scenes for the block

 Create Excel Table with Headers

Which seems to be 

tableCollection: add - Microsoft Graph v1.0 | Microsoft Learn

Even in the docs to create a table i dont see an option in the body to specify a style.

There is an option to specify a style when updating a table

Update table - Microsoft Graph v1.0 | Microsoft Learn

I think this request should be considered as a feature request, to maybe add a block to update a table.

Best Regards

N30fyte
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Thanks @Shai_E ! I think I may have to investigate building a straight .xlsx using the existing Excel blocks as the end-user's requirement is not for a table.

 

Rgds,

Neo