Import Excel table in document Indesign CC?

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• Import Excel tables in InDesign - char (10)

  Hello

  I've been putting together a manual intended to circumvent the process stretched having to go through and replace text and variable whenever the manual must be duplicated for a new client/build.

  To do this, I have compiled a book in MS Excel consisting of 15-20 sheets, each with a table of variables depending on the section of the manual. These can be filled in the responses of the client accordingly. Example:

  

  I then inserted datatags in the InDesign document, so that a mailing can be executed using one. Copy CSV spreadsheets excel and automatically fill the manual with the values, see below:

  

  My current problem is that in some tables, I have several bullet points which, in Excel, had to be expressed by inserting a ball, and then the text symbol using Alt + Enter to create a break line (so that I can have multiple lines of text in a cell).

  Unfortunately, when I run CSV2Tables to pre-populate each table with content from Excel, this break is interpreted by InDesign as a command that starts on a new line - which means that the lymphocytes which contained several lines are imported in InDesign as several lines of text in a line. (see below).

  

  My question is, is there any alternative to the use of Alt + Enter in Excel so that I can still have multiple lines of text in a cell, which can then be imported into InDesign as a line.

  OR

  Is there a way to change what InDesign picks up as a new symbol of the line - I looked at "Hidden characters" and looked around the internet but have not found a solution for the moment.

  Any help would be greatly appreciated.

  Remplacer replace by a kind of code of text inline for line breaks, then run find/replace after the merger to convert them into actual breaks.

• Import excel tables in InDesign and retain formulas

  Hello world

  I need to update the style and format of a bunch of old forms that were made in Excel, to match our new style guide. The problem is that many forms understand formulas... What can I do to make these in InDesign? And they will always be there if I create a PDF to fill out on-line that users can fill it with Adobe Reader?

  Thank you very much in advance for your help,.

  Christine

  InDesign cannot read and/or analyse Excel formulas. Excel puts the formula in a cell and adds last result, and which is read by InDesign to plain text. It is rather the opposite: to get a 'formula' in ID, you will need to fit in plain text in Excel (once again, see you in ID in plain text).

  Nothing to fear: Excel is very bad in the formatting of the text; ID, on the other hand, excels in the present.

  Table styles have absolutely nothing to do with it. They are for tables formatting , not for the calculations. Moreover, these Table Styles are integrated into IDS since the CS2 version - last is CS4.

• How to import excel table in pdf text fields

  I am trying to import an excel file / saved as 'Tab Delimited Text' to a PDF file with existing text files - I can get the 1st row of copy, but when I try to add the 2nd row, it changes all copy. Anyone know how I can add rows to copy in a pdf file? Maybe what I need to change the properties of the text field to?

  You can import a row of data at a time.

  If you want to create a new copy of the file for each line that is called mail merge and it can be reached by using some versions of the plugin PDF Maker in Word or Excel, or by using a script.

• Linked excel tables in InDesign CS5 update problems and keep the formatting: need help

  I've been using excel to place several tables in my InDesign CS5 document which will require the update on a regular basis. The tables are already formatted in excel, so I will place in InDesign with formatting and you will usually have to reduce proportionally the tables as soon as they are in InDesign CS5. When I'll update the links, it is important the content of the tables as part of current text with larger text and I am unable to "Insert the picture content" or "shrink content proportionally." Nobody knows how to solve this problem or know of another way to link excel with formatting tables and update without having to reformat the table (i.e. to resize the image and text) every time that happens an update? Thank you!!

  Can't do it, sorry. Tables only.

  Bob

• How to import table calluses in InDesign by InDesign Script

  I the CALs table in my indesign document, but the problem is that data in the table list in the format of data, not showing is not tabular...

  My requirement is to show this data in table format...

  Can someone help me please...

  Thank you...

  
  

  
       TABLE 4-3
      
      

           ME the amount of adult psittacines credits in various environments and activity levels
      

  
          
          
          
              
                   Management scenario
                   ME (kcal/day) need
              
          
          
              
                   Indoor cage
                   154,6 × (BW in kilograms)^0.73
              
              
                   Indoor Aviary
                   176.6 × (BW in kilograms)^0.73
              
              
                   Outdoor aviary in hot environment
                   203.9 × (BW in kilograms)^0.73
              
              
                   Outdoor aviary in cold environment
                   226,1 × (BW in kilograms)^0.73
              
              
                   Free ranging
                   229.2 × (BW in kilograms)^0.73
              
          
      
  

  ====================================

  My XML file contains data above, this is the code to import the XML file into InDesign Document...

  It does not work correctly...

  indesign #target

  var doc = app.activeDocument;

  var myFile is File.openDialog ("file select XML");.

  doc.importXML (myFile);

• VERY, VERY strange table import/excel/number - help please

  Hello

  I met a troubling problem when you import data tables in InDesign from Excel. This is the standard binder with named tabs. The value-"1.0" will not import into InDesign. he refuses. If manually, I go in the Excel file and change the cell containing the value of 'Number' to 'Text' it will be important, but it's not scalable or possible when monthly reports comes through and dozens of tables are automatically transmitted to.

  Is this a know bug? I can't find details online.

  Help?

  Macintosh 10.9.4, Indesign CC

  Thank you

  I also tested on InDesign CS6 and Windows as well. I am answering it/update in order to help someone else having the same problem.

  I continued troubleshooting Excel files and determined using the .xlsx extension are the main culprit.

  All the data of fine imports during registration as .xls (97-2004)

• Rows in the table is empty when you import Excel

  Each month, I need to import Excel spreadsheets into an HTML page 'Nine', before you paste the part of the text in an existing page.

  Part of my procedure is to remove the outside (with data) lines on the worksheet prior to importation.  In design, the display, I import it seems to work and each resulting table has just the right number of lines. Then I do some find and replace, and copy the code I want in the existing page in Code view.

  When I change code mode, I find a lot of empty lines (with the same number of cells, such as active lines) in each set of active lines I pasted.  Because of the amount, withdrawal of these code view is time and frought with error (I could delete the active lines in the next game).  I think this artifact has started when I upgraded to CS5 in CS3.  Is there a way that I do not have these lines? If this isn't the case, could set the agenda so that the number of lines in code view corresponds to the number in design mode?

  Hello Terry,

  Without worker point I copy and paste about 23 rows of 8 columns of 5 different pages in Excel 5 different tables in DW5.5 every week.

  Honestly, it takes less than a minute for each is in a total view of 2.5 minutes.

• Import excel data in oracle tables

  Hello gurus,
  Importing excel data in oracle tables...
  
  I know it's the most common question on the wire... First, I searched the forum, I found lots of threads with loading data using sqlloader, excellent in conversion. Txt, file delimited by tabs, file .csv etc...
  
  Finally, I was totally confused in terms of how to get there...
  
  Here's wat I
  

     - Excel file on local computer.
     - i have laod data into dev environment tables(So no risk involved, but want to try something simple)
     - Oracle version 11.1.0.7
     - Sqlplus and toad (editors)
     
   

  Here's wat I want to do... .i don't know if its possible

      - Without going to unix server can i do everthing on local system by making use of oracle db and sqlplus or toad
     

  SQLLOADER could be an option... but I don't want to go the unix server to place files and newspapers and stuff.
  
  Wat will be the best option and the easiest to do? and wat format better convert excel csv or txt or tab delimited etc...
  
  
  If you suggest sqlloader, any example of code will be greatly appreciated.
  
  
  Thank you very much!!!

  Hello

  Toad version 9.0.0.160, you can directly load data excel file (or any other specified) to table using the navigation "database > import > import the data in the table.
  You need to connect to the database, then go to the above navigation. Select the table, validation interval (i.e. commit after each record or once all records), map columns in excel file to your table and press ok.
  It loads data directly to your table.

  But, if you use characters multibyte (such as Chinese) in excel file you want to load, then you must make some settings in your machine.

  Don't know if its possible in another version of Toad.

  Concerning
  Imran

• How to change the Excel tables in InDesign?

  I can't to scale charts in Excel in the new InDesign. Only the font size changes? Please help me

  Edit > Preferences, Section 'General '.

  Look at the screenshot above. If you don't see something like that I am at a total loss.

• Export of Excel tables with hyperlinks in Muse

  Hello!

  I am trying to export an Excel table with hyperlinks added in Adobe Muse. I understand how to export tables using HTML - but when I do that, even if my table is here very well, my break links and does not work when I open them with Muse.

  Do not believe anyone has any ideas on how I can get this to work?

  Thank you! x

  Table text importer may break the style and links, you can save the spreadsheet as an HTML page and then paste the code in Muse.

  Thank you.

  Sanjit

• Excel/word graphic in indesign nightmare

  Hello

  I'm having a hell of a time trying to import excel/word(embedded excel with anotations) graphics in indesign (like the barregraphes, pie charts, etc.).

  They get pasted as an image (when the original is a vector of the part, the image of the game, text part) always with random sizes when I resize to fit the graph and text page looks terrible due to what looks like a very crude linear scale (have not found another option to use a good lanczos resize/resample) so graphics end up really looking like shit , and your time is extremelly

  so, how people do what?, make might stick you in something in between that preserves metadata appropriate text/graph?, I mean, that technical Books are people (or excel manual perhaps) in indesign how do get them?

  Use a PDF file.

  

  Use the high quality display, that's what it looks like to the code.

  

  Mike

• Import Excel data into Form Designer

  I developed a dynamic form in Livecycle designer that will be sent to hundreds of schools throughout Nebraska.  There is a table in this form that has buttons to add or remove a line while dependent students informtion can be entered in this table. How I shape now works perfect for most schools, however; with the largest schools that will enter in over 200 different lines of information, it will be a long unessarily task.  Most of these schools already have the information that we solicit in an Excel file.  Is it possible for an end user of this form, using the adobe reader software to import excel data into the table?

  -Susann Wenzel

  It is possible, but you will find may be more difficult than what it's worth.

  1. you must manipulate the worksheet to make it look like a DB

  2. you must set up an ODBC connection on the system running the form and the worksheet...

  3. you would have to change to point to the worksheet from the definition

  4. you wish Reader the form using LiveCYcle Reader Extensions to allow the ODBC connection occurs in the drive.

  Paul

• How to import excel as sorce of data file in the physical layer OBISE correctly?

  Hello world
  I am trying to import an excel as a data source in the physical layer OBISE. I create the ODBC which link to the correct file (http://www.oracle.com/technology/obe/obe_bi/bi_ee_1013/bi_admin/biadmin.html#t1)
  only imported the Excel using the import of database tool in the administration of Oracle's BI. I see the Excel but I can't see data in it. Can you help me, please? I'm new in the present.

  Do you have a range in excel file?

  The name of table range represents in the physical layer after you import excel file.

  See this example of blog:
  http://obiee101.blogspot.com/2008/06/OBIEE-Excel-import-prepping-data.html

  Have you used the import of database and select excel data source that you created in ODBC?

  I did the same thing and works for me.

  Save first repository and display the data and verify the source of data/name connection pool in your excel database directory.

  Concerning
  Goran
  http://108obiee.blogspot.com

• dates imported in tables EBS12

  Hi all
  I have 3 tables with dates and 3 forms to insert new dates in tables and update
  Theres 1000 documents on each table.
  Is it possible to import this tables with dates and forms with integration/implementation to date in
  EBS 12? (I also have the dump file)
  Gordan

  Yes, you can and there should be no restrictions. I understand that you have customized tables, and it should be OK to import these tables.