I want to insert the company logo in the exported excel. How to do that in NetSuite Suitescript suitelet? xml code <Row ss:Index="3" ss:Height="13.5"> <Cell ss:Index="2" ss:StyleID="S35" /> <Cell ss:MergeAcross="1" ss:MergeDown="5" ss:StyleID="S215"><Data ss:Type="String">{comp_logo}</Data> </Cell> <Cell ss:Index="5" ss:StyleID="S25" /> <Cell ss:Index="11" ss:StyleID="S36" /> </Row> suitelet code var imageId = '10983871'; // Replace with actual image file ID from the File Cabinet var imageFile = file.load({ id: imageId }); // Encode image to base64 var imageUrl = imageFile.getContents(); var dynamicData = { image_url: imageUrl, } var xmlContent = generateExcelContent(dynamicData); context.response.writeFile({ file: xmlContent }); function generateExcelContent(data) { var xmlStr = file.load({ id: '10972644' // Replace with the actual file path or file ID }); var xmlContent = xmlStr.getContents(); //Insert Company logo xmlContent = xmlContent.replace('{comp_logo}', '<![CDATA[' + data.image_url + ']]>');//, '<![CDATA[' + data.image_url + ']]>' var binaryData = xmlContent; // Replace with actual binary data if needed // Convert the binary data to Base64 encoded string var base64String = encode.convert({ string: binaryData, inputEncoding: encode.Encoding.UTF_8, outputEncoding: encode.Encoding.BASE_64 }); var xlsFile = file.create({ name: 'PSC - ' + data.opp_num + '.xls', fileType: file.Type.EXCEL, // PLAINTEXT since the content is XML // encoding: file.Encoding.UTF8, contents: base64String }); log.debug("Data object:", JSON.stringify(data)); log.debug("XML content before replacement:", xmlContent); return xlsFile;//Put it after testing xlsFile }

AI generated answer (using internal Slack threads):

Based on the conversations, it seems you can insert a company logo into an exported Excel file in NetSuite SuiteScript suitelet by using the following steps: 1. Load the image from the file cabinet using the file ID. 2. Encode the image to base64. 3. Replace the placeholder in the XML content with the base64 encoded image. 4. Convert the XML content to a base64 string. 5. Create a new file with the base64 string as the content. Here is a sample code snippet:

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var imageId = '10983871'; // Replace with actual image file ID from the File Cabinet 
var imageFile = file.load({ id: imageId }); // Encode image to base64 
var imageUrl = imageFile.getContents(); 
var dynamicData = { image_url: imageUrl, } 
var xmlContent = generateExcelContent(dynamicData); 
context.response.writeFile({ file: xmlContent }); 

function generateExcelContent(data) { 
    var xmlStr = file.load({ id: '10972644' // Replace with the actual file path or file ID }); 
    var xmlContent = xmlStr.getContents(); 
    //Insert Company logo 
    xmlContent = xmlContent.replace('{comp_logo}', '<![CDATA[' + data.image_url + ']]>');//, '<![CDATA[' + data.image_url + ']]>' 
    var binaryData = xmlContent; // Replace with actual binary data if needed 
    // Convert the binary data to Base64 encoded string 
    var base64String = encode.convert({ string: binaryData, inputEncoding: encode.Encoding.UTF_8, outputEncoding: encode.Encoding.BASE_64 }); 
    var xlsFile = file.create({ name: 'PSC - ' + data.opp_num + '.xls', fileType: file.Type.EXCEL, // PLAINTEXT since the content is XML // encoding: file.Encoding.UTF8, contents: base64String }); 
    log.debug("Data object:", JSON.stringify(data)); 
    log.debug("XML content before replacement:", xmlContent); 
    return xlsFile;//Put it after testing xlsFile 
}

Please replace the imageId and xmlStr file ID with your actual IDs. ****** Disclaimer: This response was generated by an artificial intelligence assistant based on previous conversations from multiple Slack channels, and may contain inaccuracies or mistakes. ******