How to get spaces in column header when exporting to CSV format?
When i export it to pdf, excel or any format other than csv, the output says “First Name” but for CSV format it says “FirstName” (without the space). Is there any way i can get to have the space when exporting the report to CSV format.
Can a SSRs 2005 report be exported as a CSV?
I have a requirement for an SSRS 2005 report to be exported as a CSV, where the column headers contain spaces. Currently the CSV header column titles are derived from the textBox property names and uses underscores instead of spaces.
How to get spaces in column header in SSRs?
I am using SSRS 2008 R2, I have a column header, “First Name” in a report. When i export it to pdf, excel or any format other than csv, the output says “First Name” but for CSV format it says “FirstName” (without the space). Is there any way i can get to have the space when exporting the report to CSV format.
What to do if CSV does not include header information?
You can write your own extension if necessary, or you can use one of the rendering extensions that are included in SSRS. Sometimes you come across a situation where the default behavior of an extension does not meet your requirements. By default, the CSV renderer will always include header information in the first line of the file.
When i export it to pdf, excel or any format other than csv, the output says “First Name” but for CSV format it says “FirstName” (without the space). Is there any way i can get to have the space when exporting the report to CSV format.
I have a requirement for an SSRS 2005 report to be exported as a CSV, where the column headers contain spaces. Currently the CSV header column titles are derived from the textBox property names and uses underscores instead of spaces.
I am using SSRS 2008 R2, I have a column header, “First Name” in a report. When i export it to pdf, excel or any format other than csv, the output says “First Name” but for CSV format it says “FirstName” (without the space). Is there any way i can get to have the space when exporting the report to CSV format.
When to use out-File vs export-CSV?
Whenever you have to export properties of a single variable , you can use Export-Csv cmdlet. But this is not the case every time. Many time you have several different variables in the script and you need to select some properties from multiple variables and export the output to csv. Here you can use Out-File cmdlet.