Exporting to Microsoft Excel
You can export a tabular visualization (table, cross table, graphical table, and summary table) to an Excel file.
In general, the data is exported with the same data type and formatting as in Spotfire. However, in some cases, there is no direct mapping between the data type in Spotfire and the number format in Excel. Based on the data type, the data is then mapped to a default format, which is one of the predefined formats in Excel, for example General, Number, Date, or Time. This might cause the values to be shown slightly differently depending on the culture set. To learn more about the predefined number formats in Excel, see the official documentation from Microsoft.
If it is not possible to map a data type exactly, or the formatting differs significantly in the export, you will see a notification in Spotfire.
Binary data, except for images, cannot be exported. Also, zebra striping in table visualizations is not applied in the resulting Excel file.