One File To Do Them All

All you need to do in order to write data to a file is to:

- set up the template using reporting_setupTemplate routine
- set up the template's sheets using reporting_setupSheet routine
- add the data to the coresponding sheet using reporting_addData routine
- write the data added to a temporary file using reporting_writeWorkbook routine
- return the file created

You can do this all by creating a file like the one below:

SER_funcs.incl

struct SheetProp{
    string sheet;
    string[] heading;
    string[] data;
    string[] dataTypes;
}
function ser_writeDataInExcel(string reportFileName, boolean useRunnerLog, SheetProp[] sheetProps) {
    if(useRunnerLog) {
        runnerLog("Setting up report at " + formatDate(currentDate(), "HH:mm:ss"),100);
    }
    reporting_setupTemplate(reportFileName);
    
    for(SheetProp sheetProp in sheetProps){
        reporting_setupSheet(sheetProp.sheet, sheetProp.heading, sheetProp.dataTypes);
        if(useRunnerLog) {
            runnerLog("Writing data at " + formatDate(currentDate(), "HH:mm:ss"),100);
        }
        reporting_addData(sheetProp.sheet, sheetProp.data);
    }
    
    if(useRunnerLog) {
        runnerLog("Preparing file at " + formatDate(currentDate(), "HH:mm:ss"),100);
    }
    string filename = reporting_writeWorkbook();
    
    if(useRunnerLog) {
        runnerLog("Done at " + formatDate(currentDate(), "HH:mm:ss"),100);
    }
    return filename;
}

It defines the structure of one sheet: with its name, its header, the data it contains and the data types of the columns. 

The file above can be included into another SIL files by using this syntax: