hzcon Office Integration seamlessly integrates Excel into your SAP system. The Excel file is opened for editing directly from the SAP application and pre-filled with data from the backend system.
Any Excel file can be used as a template. The template can already contain data, e.g. guidance texts, headers, or similar. Formatting can also be stored here.
With just one click, the Excel file is opened directly from your SAP process and filled with context-based data. You decide what data is used!
The user can now edit the table and will not notice any difference from a file opened locally from their hard drive. When they are finished, they save the file and close Excel – nothing else needs to be done. The file is saved directly to the SAP system, where it can be further edited. For example, the data entered by the user can be read out, or the file can be sent, printed, or archived.
SAP and Excel don't always work well together. In our SAP & Excel overview, we show you what's important.
As always, there are several ways to integrate Excel into your SAP system. Almost every SAP customer has had some experience with Excel integration into SAP software, and not always positive.
That's why we would like to provide a brief overview of the technical options available and their respective advantages and disadvantages.
Using OLE Automation, you can “remotely control” the Excel installed on the client from ABAP and thus transfer data.
Instead of creating “proper” Excel files, it is much easier to export the data to a CSV file.
hzcon Office Integration seamlessly integrates Excel into your SAP system. The Excel file is opened for editing directly from the application, pre-filled with data, and then processed directly in the SAP system after editing.
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