Found it! It was a <br that the client had added to the field contents in
the database.

Thanks!


"Velvet" wrote in message
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Ok, I only spit out about 40 rows and the error didn't happen. So now I'm
convinced it's something in the data. Maybe a double quote messing up the
formatting or something... More testing...


"Velvet" wrote in message
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Yes. Basically the ASP page find whether the user wants to see the data
from the query in HTML or to be saved as an XLS file. Depending on the
form selection I set the meta tag MIME type to HTML or XLS mode.

If the user chooses XLS (and I add the MIME type header), then the
browser pops up a message asking if they want to open the file or save
it. My customer wants to save it and then open it offline. When they
open it, after saving to the local hard drive, and he tried to sort the
data he get's the afore mentioned error.

The workaround to the error is to unmerge the merged cells, but I would
rather not have any of them merged in the first place. I'm wondering if
this is something I'm doing in my table (in the way of formatting) to
make the cells merge or if this is just par for the course when using the
MIME type for conversion. I think I'll just have it spit out one row and
see if the error still pops.

Thanks!
Velvet

""Peter Huang" [MSFT]" wrote in message
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Hi Velvet,

Thanks for your posting!
I did not understand your scenario very much.
Firstly I would like to clarify the scenario with you.
Do you mean you want to Export an Excel file in an asp page?
So that when the End User access to the ASP page with IE, the Excel
Application will open to show the Excel file.
or
Can you describe the scenario more clearly?

Best regards,

Peter Huang

Microsoft Online Community Support
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