IT Jungle just posted my latest article on importing IBM i spooled files into Excel 2010.
Automatically converting spooled files into Excel spreadsheets is helpful in a number of situations, where you need to deliver reported results to inside or outside users.
I documented this technique in response to a recent audit where the auditors wanted us to run specific reports detailing user profile activity.
The advantage to putting spooled file results into Excel spreadsheets rather than printing them to PDF files is that the recipient can then sort the data in whatever format they need.
You can read the entire article by clicking here.
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IT Jungle: Importing IBM i Spooled Files into Excel
Automatically converting spooled files into Excel spreadsheets is helpful in a number of situations, where you need to deliver reported results to inside or outside users.
I documented this technique in response to a recent audit where the auditors wanted us to run specific reports detailing user profile activity.
The advantage to putting spooled file results into Excel spreadsheets rather than printing them to PDF files is that the recipient can then sort the data in whatever format they need.
You can read the entire article by clicking here.
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Joe is the owner of Hertvik Business Services, a service company providing written white papers, case studies, and other marketing content to computer industry companies. He is also a contributing editor for IT Jungle and has written the Admin Alert column for the past ten years. Follow Joe Hertvik on Twitter @JoeHertvik. Email Joe for a free quote on white papers, case studies, brochures, or other marketing materials.