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One of the first bigger public applications I built in Oracle APEX was the website and backend for a flight school (in 2006). It was a little Content Management System (CMS), so the secretary of the flight school could update the website and the trainers could create their online course material and exams straight from an administration page. I used a Rich Text (HTML) Editor, so they could make some text bold, include pictures, add some color and add tables to the text.

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After my previous post, in which APEX Office Print (AOP) was used to generate a monthly timesheet, I was asked if I could provide a similar example using the Sample Database Application. Well, here we go!

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Author: Kevin Thyssen

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 I just started working at United Codes and am new to APEX Office Print (AOP). Because we use AOP throughout many of our projects, getting to know its functionalities is important. Let’s start at the very beginning, with a step-by-step guide to get up-and-running with AOP and create your first report.

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One of the most loved features of APEX Office Print (AOP) is the ability to export an Interactive Report or Grid exactly as you see it on the screen to Excel and PDF. AOP takes into account highlighting, filters, and more as defined by the end-user. This feature has been available since AOP 1.5 (2015) on APEX 5.0 and any higher version of APEX.

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In the last three years, we've put a lot of effort into the PDF capabilities of APEX Office Print (AOP).

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