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		<title>How to Export Data to Multiple sheets of Microsoft Excel Using VBScript</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[To export the dynamic contents into Microsoft Excel’s multiple sheets.
JSP:
Through JSP the data could be added to the xls by setting the content type as “vnd.ms-excel” as below
response.setContentType(&#34;application/vnd.ms-excel&#34;);
But the data could only be appended to single sheet of the spreadsheet. Formatting of data will be difficult
JavaScript:
Java script dose not have any ready to access objects [...]


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