When I copy and paste an exported spreadsheet into a new spreadsheet, the original coloring used to produce the spreadsheet change
However, if I copy a worksheet into another worksheet within the same spreadsheet, it is okay.
Hi,
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The first attachment is the original spreadsheet exported out of reporting services using XLS - Excel Workbook via Aspose.Cells.
Notice that original header is grey color and there is a line separating the report name from the rest of the report (line btw row 2 and 3).
I then copied the workbook into another spreadsheet. See 2nd attachment. The header line is now burgundy instead of grey and line separator is missing.
Also the row height and column width is not being preserved when copied over from the original workbook.
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i sent you the RDL
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Hi,
We have checked your provide files and found the issues.
It is caused by MS-excel.
There are 56 kinds of color in Excel 2003.
When you copy and paste an exported spreadsheet into a new spreadsheet, Excel only copy color index and not color value.
So the color is changed when color index map is in different color in new spreadsheet.