I want Anaplan to allow me to export to the XLSX file-type rather than just XLS or CSV.
XLS can't stand up to the amount of data I want to export.
CSV is not sufficient for what I need it for
I would also like to see this functionality. The number of rows is very limited in .xls
I have to agree with you @CommunityMember113856 this would be a nice upgrade.
Well, at least it saves us a step from downloading as CSV then importing into an XLSX workbook.
The good news is that's on the roadmap.
I believe this option already exists. Within file type I select "Excel Open XML (.xlsx)" and that appears to do the trick. However, the default is always .xls and would be handy if you could control that option.
@CommunityMember113856 @JaredDolich I may be missing something so let me know if I'm way off base.
@Tiffany.Rice
I must be losing my eyesight.
You're absolutely right!! I even tested this before I commented. Wow!
Time to get my contact lenses checked. Sheesh.
LOL!
@JaredDolich
Now that is FUNNY!!!! You had me questioning mine! A trip to the optometrist may benefit us both. LOL!
This is a 2018 posted idea... I think the export is XLSX is a quite new 2019 feature... but indeed, the status for this should be changed in "Delivered" 🙂
@Gwen.pryor or @Miran could you help? 🙂
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