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Displayr currently exports the full table to Excel, including all data, rather than providing an option to export only the significant letters. The significance letters are dynamically generated annotations, and there is no built-in functionality to extract and export only those annotations separately from the rest of the table.

Customer would like to be able to export using their own custom design or at least be able to customize the existing table styles present in Q.

When you create a segmentation table in Q via Automate > Browse Online Library > Segments > Segment Comparison Table , it will only export the underlying values to Excel in tabular form. The customer would like to be able to export this table as an image.

A user would like to be able to set a Excel Default so that all projects with Groups are exported using the “Export as one worksheet per group”. Project without groups could be treated as having a single group (i.e. export all tables to one worksheet).

In Q, when exporting a table that contains column comparisons or any other secondary cell statistic, using the regular export (not legacy), the row headers are now merged Since the default cell alignment is ' Bottom', the row labels align with the bottom statistic rather than the primary statistic in each row which makes the table harder to read (see attached image). This seems to have been changed in the 5.17.3.0 release. The feature request here is to either change the row header default cell alignment in Excel to 'Top' or to change it back so that the row header cells are not merged. The legacy export option still exports the row headers into separate unmerged rows.

Allow Excel-like table formatting in Q so that users can set cell alignment and have those settings retained when exporting to Office. See a similar Displayr feature request here: [ https://numbers.atlassian.net/browse/FR-227|https://numbers.atlassian.net/browse/FR-227|smart-link ]

For context, a user has 4 folders and within each folder, there are 3 subfolders. It is only the 4 folders at the highest level that they want to export.

Q currently exports 1000 without any seperator. The user would like to define what seperator should be used when exporting to Excel !image-20230605-143747.png|width=506,height=250!

When exporting a visualization from Q to Excel, it is required that Excel open first, then the user can save the document. The user is requesting that the Excel file can be saved withouth ever having to open.

This is a new client that previously used OfficeReports. One aspect of their prior software that they liked was that their Excel eports were formatted to have the question text for each table in its own column to the left of each table. They’ve been a bit cagey as to why they like it, but I assume that it was for easy identification of tables. I’ve attached a screenshot of an example. This layout shows a merged cell that runs the span of all of the row response options: !image-20230831-171246 (b6c6d973-4393-4f56-b60c-2bd2b1fad6af).png|width=336,height=190! Within Q, they’ve noted that it would be beneficial to them if they could get the question text to the left of the table, as they outlined for us in a Q screenshot (to be clear, they are asking about the exports and not the layout in Q). !image-20230831-171212 (0c366da7-4fe4-4603-bfc6-673b2bbf8594).png|width=652,height=275! A potential solution for this could be to create a QScript that automatically adds a span to the labels on each row question. !image-20230831-172359.png|width=224,height=115!