Viewed 12k times. Improve this question. Jens Please look this stackoverflow. What you send is not an xslx file. You send a csv with tab as delimiter. Jens where did you know that he sends a csv file?? Have you test it that is not corrupt? Show 1 more comment. Active Oldest Votes. The following tries:. A defined encoding. Found the problematic setting - updated in question. I need to find a way to make the file trusted without any work on client's side.
Add a comment. Active Oldest Votes. Improve this answer. Ralf de Kleine Ralf de Kleine Thank you, I will look into this later today. Good luck: The certificate should be a trusted one or the client won't accept it or needs to be installed on client's personal store.. Ok, I looked into the digital signatures but that has 1 major problem - you can't modify the file without invaliding the signature. This doesn't even let the pivot tables refresh plus I expect clients to work with the supplied data.
But is the file trusted when the client opens the Excel file for the first time? Does it matter the file is invalidated after the client changes the file? I didn't test the actual download before cause the issue ruled out the use of digital signature. The client communication program is a powerful and helpful tool you can use for data analysis and documentation. Since Excel , this version has upgraded its advanced features such as the Power Pivot and Get.
Excel Converter does not require Microsoft Excel!. It's Easy. Advanced XLS Converter is a quick and easy tool …. This file is a spreadsheet. All data distributed document and stored in the cells. Each cell has a unique address, which is denoted by the letters and Arabic numerals. To reduce the size of the file is compressed ZIP. Free to use Excel viewer. Free to use Excel viewer, which can view, save and print excel , comma separated and tab separated file formats. You can also get file simple file info such as file path and size regarding the.
TXT file right from the application. It is a part of Microsoft Office, known for creating graphs, charts and spreadsheets, and its templates are created in a file with.
On the Excel software, a user can arrange as well as store huge amounts of data in an organized manner. The major difference between XLS and XLSX lies in the fact that the former format is designed on the pre Excel version whereas the latter extension is created on the. Excel Details: When I clicked the file the attached page would appear.
I can open the said file in other browsers the file would be opened in my copy of Microsoft Excel There is no Excel file type in the Applications panel under Options for me to tweak like …. So IE gets to a point where it's not sure what is being downloaded and it takes matters into it's own hands to figure out what app it should associate the file with. It reads the first bytes and finds a match in the registry and assumes it should treat it as a compressed file. So I'm faced with having folks save their documents in an old format before uploading, or having the consumers of the uploaded documents use a different browser or jump through hoops to Save As and change the file type.
A content-disposition type of " inline " tells the browser to display the file immediately, inline, on the page. This works great for image files that you want to automatically display when someone views a submission. However, this creates a problem when the file is say, an XLSX file. If the content-disposition type were " attachment " instead, I believe this would avoid the problem altogether. Some other posts confirm this conclusion including Microsoft. So this is another option.
You could make the content-disposition type conditional based upon the file type knowing that you're not going to display or render DOCX and XLSX files on the subissions view page. Of course that'd take a wee bit of coding Any update on this issue? I experience this problem also, and considering I have people from an entire campus all using different browsers and all using different versions of Office, this is an issue.
Jotform Support - Thank you for your response. I see that this was brought up over 7 months ago. Any timeline on when it might work? I have alot of forms I would like to use this with but I can't expect everyone on campus to use outdated software to upload their files xls, etc.
Reeeeaaaaalllly need this feature and apparently so do others. Just curious if I should find a different form provider that would support such features or if it's going to be relatively soon for this to get fixed. Can you confirm if you are currently still experiencing the same issue on your ms office document files?
It still isn't working. I just uploaded a. I could not duplicate the issue. I test the jotform upload and check my notification email, click on the.
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