When a Salesforce Summary Report is exported to Excel in an org where the user language is set to Hebrew or Arabic, the grouped columns appear on the far left (Left-to-Right layout) instead of the far right (Right-to-Left layout). This is expected behavior.
This article explains why a Salesforce Summary Report exported to Excel shows grouped columns in Left-to-Right (LTR) layout even when the org language is Hebrew or Arabic, and how to fix the layout manually in Excel.
Salesforce exports raw data and column structures to Excel but does not set worksheet direction metadata. Excel defaults all imported or exported sheets to Left-to-Right (LTR) layout regardless of the source org language or locale. Right-to-Left (RTL) worksheet direction is not currently implemented in the report export functionality.
This is Working As Designed (WAD).
Workaround: Manually Set RTL Direction in Excel
To display the exported report in RTL format, manually change the worksheet direction in Excel:
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