

Open the list whose data you want to export.įrom the command bar above the list, select Export, then select either Excel Workbook or CSV as the type of data output. However, the Item Type and Path columns are added to the Excel table so you can filter and sort the data, based on its type and location or subfolder of the list. If your SharePoint list contains folders, the folder structure does not appear in the resulting Excel table. Changes made to Excel table will not be sent to the SharePoint list. To bring a fresh copy of the SharePoint list to Excel, select Refresh All on the Data tab. The list should appear in Excel.Įxcel creates an Excel table with a one-way data connection based on a web query file. In the Excel Import Data dialog box, select the How you want to view this data and Where do you want to put the data options. If prompted and you trust the SharePoint site, in the Excel security page, select Enable. If needed, select OK > Open after the file download begins. To change the name and location, use your browser's Save as. export const logoBase64 = "data:image/png base64,iVBORw0KGgoAAAANSUhEUgAAAfQAAAFKCAMAAADcyF29AAABxVBMVEVHcEwJCAggF圎BAQE2KyQAAAA0LScAAAAAAAA1LysXEQ0EBAQFBAMDAwMLCQgGBQUFBAOEQhUHBwZjQSuScFoVFRZvNAx5NghcOyaudU8yMDBrNhOiViMZFhXEdD3Ef0+4ZzFISUdSJwliMA6BPA6lVR8CAgEDAgQPDhANDgsKCQoVFhPObi4SERS2VxcE." To use it in generateExcel() method, We need to import carlogo.js in as below, import * as logoFile from './carlogo.js' Now, add an image in a worksheet as below, let logo = workbook.Note: If you save the file, the default file name for the first copy is query.iqy, and it is placed in the default download folder for your browser. I have saved the base64 of logo image in a separate file called carlogo.js as below. To add an image in excel we need to add base64 of an image.
