Excel Export – evaluations and data directly as an Excel file
Tables, evaluations and data lists are the backbone of the follow-up processing. With the linqi Excel export you bring data from your process directly out as an Excel file (.xlsx) – formatted according to your specifications and filled with the values of your item. This turns process data into immediately usable tables, instead of manually copied lists. Several table sheets in one file can be defined via the template, so that even multi-dimensional evaluations – per item, per customer or per period – stay cleanly separated from each other, correctly assigned to the item and fully documented, without anyone having to copy values over manually.
The export is run process-driven: from the chosen template and the item’s data, an Excel file is created that you can directly open, evaluate or pass on in Excel. Several tables and sheets are possible, so that even larger evaluations stay cleanly structured. This eliminates the manual creation of Excel tables, and your data is in the right format at the right moment.
From the process to the Excel table – without detours
With the Excel export, linqi creates an Excel file from a template and the data of your item. The template defines the sheets and columns, the item’s values fill the placeholders – the result is a .xlsx file you can directly open, evaluate or pass on in Excel. Several table sheets are possible, so that even extensive evaluations stay cleanly structured. The export runs process-driven as a step and is documented and assigned to the associated item. This creates an immediately usable Excel table from your process data – without manual creation, copying and formatting.
How process data become an Excel evaluation
- Choose the template:
You create an Excel template with the desired sheets and columns. - Fill the data:
The values of the item fill the placeholders – process-driven and automatically. - Create the Excel file:
The result is a .xlsx file you can directly open, evaluate or pass on. - Documented in the item:
Every export belongs to a process run – cleanly assigned and traceable.
This turns process data into an evaluation you can immediately use in Excel.
Frequently asked questions about the Excel export
What is created as an Excel file?
From your template and the item’s data, an Excel file (.xlsx) is created – for example tables, evaluations or data lists.
Can the file have several sheets?
Yes. The export supports several table sheets, so that even larger evaluations stay structured.
Is the export run automatically?
Yes. The Excel export is a process step and runs process-driven with the data of the respective item.
Who does this benefit?
Anyone who evaluates or passes on process data in Excel – instead of creating and copying tables manually.