Biztalk Mapper for Word Document Creation
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I have a requirement to periodically generate numerous types of
documents; XML, HTML, Flat File, Excel and Word documents based on
data in a database.
I am a relative newbie in Biztalk development. I am wondering if I
should be considering Biztalk for this solution.
It seems obvious that Biztalk would be useful for the generation of
XML and HTML however it's a little less clear how useful it might be
for producing Word or Excel documents.
Has anyone had experience with using the Biztalk mapper to translate a
database schema into documents such as 2007 Word XML or earlier
versions of word such as 2003?
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Relevant Pages
- Re: I want to load data from excel to access using xml
... Dim application As String, dbs As String, workgroup As String ... object and a current database you can use Application.DoCmd.RunMacro ... -uses the Commmandfunction to get the path to the XML ... have the Excel code loop until either the XML file no longer exists ...
(microsoft.public.access.externaldata) - Re: import of excel data
... If you're importing from a database, try skipping Excel entirely. ... Use the Pivot Sheet web part (from Office Web Components). ... >> The XML web part just displays XML. ...
(microsoft.public.sharepoint.windowsservices) - Re: Importing / Exporting / Full application Creation Advise Please
... "Microsoft Office System and XML: ... into both Word and Excel from the database. ... If the Access database is converted to a SQL client server ...
(microsoft.public.office.misc) - Re: Microsoft Excel is not a database
... I know Excel comes preloaded on the machines at work and I know having ... > big table *looks* like a database, ... I thought I was only person who worked for a company that thought Excel ... The other buzzword is XML. ...
(uk.misc) - Re: I want to load data from excel to access using xml
... Excel's built-in XML export feature has an 'append' option. ... to be incolved in the code from excel at all? ... "John Nurick" wrote: ... create a macro that launches the VBA function. ...
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