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Using ExportAsFixedFormat
Hi there,
I am banging my head trying to use: ExportAsFixedFormat. I am using Excel 2007, with PDF export, everything works fine doing it by hand. All I am trying is: - open the xls file (1997 format) - add some charts - export to pdf But I get this funky error saying that my file is not saved. If I try then to save it as .xls file, my charts become green (don't ask). And if I try to save it as ".xlsx" I cannot reopen the file, Excel tells me that the file is not recognize: .... wb.SaveAs( fullpath ) # how do I specify I want the new .xslx format ? wb.Close( ) # reopen to please Excel about "unsaved workbook" wb = xl.Workbooks.Open( fullpath ) ws = wb.Worksheets(1) ws.ExportAsFixedFormat(Type=constants.xlTypePDF, Filename=fullpath_pdf, Quality=constants.xlQualityStandard, IncludeDocProperties=True, IgnorePrintAreas=False, OpenAfterPublish=False) .... Thanks ! |
Using ExportAsFixedFormat
I don't use xl2007 enough to help, but maybe Ron de Bruin can:
http://www.rondebruin.nl/saveas.htm and http://www.rondebruin.nl/pdf.htm mathieu wrote: Hi there, I am banging my head trying to use: ExportAsFixedFormat. I am using Excel 2007, with PDF export, everything works fine doing it by hand. All I am trying is: - open the xls file (1997 format) - add some charts - export to pdf But I get this funky error saying that my file is not saved. If I try then to save it as .xls file, my charts become green (don't ask). And if I try to save it as ".xlsx" I cannot reopen the file, Excel tells me that the file is not recognize: ... wb.SaveAs( fullpath ) # how do I specify I want the new .xslx format ? wb.Close( ) # reopen to please Excel about "unsaved workbook" wb = xl.Workbooks.Open( fullpath ) ws = wb.Worksheets(1) ws.ExportAsFixedFormat(Type=constants.xlTypePDF, Filename=fullpath_pdf, Quality=constants.xlQualityStandard, IncludeDocProperties=True, IgnorePrintAreas=False, OpenAfterPublish=False) ... Thanks ! -- Dave Peterson |
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