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export the result of the query and the fields name 2
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Run the query
Right Click just above row 1 in the top left corner of the results grid.
Select "Select All"
Select "Copy with Headers"
Paste the results into Excel with the Column Headrs in place.
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Or (assuming grid for results):
Run the query
Left Click just above row 1 in the top left corner of the results grid to highlight all result "cells".
Right Click in the same place and select "Copy"
Paste the results into Excel with the Column Headers in place.
(Note that Excel helpfully converts strings like '0001' into 1, so you may need to format the destination page accordingly before pasting or change and then re-paste.)
soi là, soi carré
Run the query
Left Click just above row 1 in the top left corner of the results grid to highlight all result "cells".
Right Click in the same place and select "Copy"
Paste the results into Excel with the Column Headers in place.
(Note that Excel helpfully converts strings like '0001' into 1, so you may need to format the destination page accordingly before pasting or change and then re-paste.)
soi là, soi carré
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Olaf Doschke
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It may just not be a feature of the Express version of the Management Studio.
If you need advanced features, would it hurt you much to spend about 50 USD? That's about the price of SQL Server Developer Edition, and it's the full blown Enterprise version, just with the restriction being for development only.
2012 Developer Edition should be available soon.
Even if you use the Express or Local version for your users, you can use the full blown SSMS for your easier development. It pays quite well.
Besides with an Action Pack (Development and Design) as a developer or ISV you can get even more for about 300 USD.
Bye, Olaf.
If you need advanced features, would it hurt you much to spend about 50 USD? That's about the price of SQL Server Developer Edition, and it's the full blown Enterprise version, just with the restriction being for development only.
2012 Developer Edition should be available soon.
Even if you use the Express or Local version for your users, you can use the full blown SSMS for your easier development. It pays quite well.
Besides with an Action Pack (Development and Design) as a developer or ISV you can get even more for about 300 USD.
Bye, Olaf.
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