The default behavior for Microsoft Excel report exporting runs the entire report on a single Worksheet, whose name is the name of the report.
If a report contains Group Sections, an Excel report can be set to create a new Worksheet for each new instance of a group, by enabling this property.
Elements preceding the first group header will appear on the first page as normal. Each time a new group header is reached, the Excel document will break onto a new worksheet, containing all the contents of the group. The name of each worksheet will be the data field on which the group breaks. If the group breaks on a data category, the Unique Key field will be used to name the worksheet.
For more information, review the Excel: Grouping on Separate Worksheets article in the Knowledge Base.
Syntax
public System.bool GroupsOnSeparateWorksheets {get; set;}
Property Value
- True — enable the Groups on Separate Worksheets exporting mode, the changes on the outer-most group will be placed in a new worksheet
- False — disable the Groups on Separate Worksheets exporting mode, groups appear in a single worksheet. This is the default mode.