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Export to file for paginated reports - count rows

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Hi,

 

Task: export file for paginated report > check if file has at least 2 rows > if yes, send it in attachment.

Note: it will always have at least 1 row - header, this is why i need to check if it has at least 2 rows.

 

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Additionally, i see that there is such option of data in Excel is set as table. However, in this case it is plain Excel without any tables.

 

Best regards,

Nemanja

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    Re: Export to file for paginated reports - count rows

    I also have the same query. Can someone help on this topic?

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    b2wise 23 on at
    Re: Export to file for paginated reports - count rows

    @Expiscornovus @takolota Hey gurus! Any idea?

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    b2wise 23 on at
    Re: Export to file for paginated reports - count rows

    Hey I posted a similar question and figured out a solution.

     

    Note the file size when blank, create a csv file in sharepoint and use 'Update File' to save the paginated report over it. Use 'Get file metadata' to get the file size and set the condition greater than a blank file size (kb)

     

    A bit clunky but it works.

     

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