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Exporting to Excel with ColdFusion

In five easy steps... . First link from the calling page. <A HREF="rpt_ViewCustExcel.cfm" TARGET="rpt_ViewCustExcel"><b>EXCEL</b></A>. Second build the query. <CFQUERY NAME="FetchCustomerExcel" DATASOURCE="

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Exporting to Excel with ColdFusion

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    1. Exporting to Excel with ColdFusion By Rick Mason, SeedChoices.com

    2. In five easy steps..

    3. First link from the calling page <A HREF="rpt_ViewCustExcel.cfm" TARGET="rpt_ViewCustExcel"> <b>EXCEL</b></A>

    4. Second build the query <CFQUERY NAME="FetchCustomerExcel" DATASOURCE="#S.db_Datasource#"> SELECT Customers.FName, Customers.LName, Customers.Address, Customers.City, Customers.State FROM Customers ORDER BY Customers.LName, Customers.FName </cfquery>

    5. Third call Excel using cfcontent <cfcontent type="application/vnd.ms-excel">

    6. Fourth create the headers <cfoutput> First_name#chr(9)# Last_name#chr(9)#Address#chr(9)# City#chr(9)#State#chr(13)# </cfoutput>

    7. Fifth send the data <cfoutput query="FetchCustomerExcel"> #fname##chr(9)##lname##chr(9)# #Address##chr(9)##City##chr(9)##State# #chr(13)# </cfoutput>

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