Excel import and export
The desktop reads and writes multi-sheet workbooks for rosters and reports. The phone can export the master report.
What this feature does
The desktop reads and writes multi-sheet workbooks for rosters and reports. The phone can export the master report to Excel.
An import is how an old student list enters the software. The desktop is the app that parses the workbook.
Excel import and export is on the Mobile app and Desktop. It is not on the Web portal and Website.
How it flows
- 1Prepare the workbook
- 2Import on the desktop
- 3Export when you need a file
Step by step: how to use it
- 1Prepare the workbook
Students, rosters, or a report layout.
- 2Import on the desktop
The sheets are read into the institute records.
- 3Export when you need a file
The phone’s master report, or a desktop workbook.
Quick answers
- What is Excel import and export?
- The desktop reads and writes multi-sheet workbooks for rosters and reports. The phone can export the master report to Excel. It is part of Device and office tools in Paperless Institutes.
- Which apps include Excel import and export?
- Excel import and export is on the Mobile app and Desktop. It is not on the Web portal and Website.
- Who uses Excel import and export?
- Office staff moving lists use Excel import and export. The desktop reads and writes multi-sheet workbooks for rosters and reports.
- How does Excel import and export work?
- 1. Prepare the workbook. 2. Import on the desktop. 3. Export when you need a file.
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Light, dark, or match-the-device appearance. The phone saves the choice. The portal and the website have a dark theme as well.