Unable to export "<" symbol from obiee 12c report

3612780

Hi All,

I have used conditional formatting in obiee 12c report wherein when data will be less than <-100 then "<100%" will be shown as a column value. I have done this by going to column properties->conditional format -> Add condition and then set the below numeric format in data format tab.

Custom Numeric Format : @;"<(100%)"

Output:

Column 1   Column 2

ABC           <100%

So, when I am trying to export this data in excel then it is giving me below error, basically "<" symbol is giving me the error:

There was an error processing your download.

Please check with your administrator

Can anybody advise how can I export "<" symbol from obiee 12c report to excel asap.

Gianni Ceresa

Could you please avoid double posting?

Close one of the 2 at least, to avoid people losing time answering the same thing.

3612780 wrote:Can anybody advise how can I export "<" symbol from obiee 12c report to excel asap.

If you need something "ASAP" open an SR or hire a consultant. People invest their own free time in here...

Timo Hahn

***Moderator action (Timo): locked the other threads as duplicate. Post your question only once, please! ***

Sonu agarwal

Hi,

did you receive an answer for this, other than double posting notification?

Waste of time searching the forum,Sr and oracle boards when there are just questions and no answers at all.

[Deleted User]

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