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>Yes we can use that too but what customer want is 100% the same with the report output. That's how .net report works.

This is exactly what XFRX does, and this is more or less only way it can be done. By creating myriad of columns / rows.
This is due to nature of excel, and nothing can be done about it. (Unless you export it as pictures)
Do you want to tell me that in NET/SSRS reporting you can create complex report (absolute positioning for instance) and have it exported to distinct excel rows/cells directly ??

I use XFRX for some report exports, but when it comes to excel I code my reports using excel wrapper class in order to take full advantage of formulas, subtotaling, autofiltering etc. Otherwise I see no point in exporting report to excel.
If it is just for emailing/printing purposes then PDF is much better option, if it is for further processing/caculations in excel
then there is simply 'no free lunch'. You either do plain export as Metin does, or roll up your sleeves and create
custom shape excel report. What I normally do is use predefined excel template with certain forumulas and formatting
already in place, and then just poke data into predefined sections. Results you get is much more valuable then any printed report can possibly give you. Your users are just going to love you for this :)