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RCA.Activities.Excel.ReadRange Description This activity allows you to read the Excel range

Workbook Path (String)* - The path of the Excel file you want to read. E.g: “C:\FolderName\SaleReport.xlsx” Sheet name (String)* - The sheet you want to read. E.g: "Sheet1" Range - Range of the data. If it isn’t

Read Range

Read Range

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" %) ((( RCA.Activities.Excel.ReadRange == **Description** == This activity allows you to read the Excel range and store in a DataTable variable. If the range isn’t specified, the whole spreadsheet starting from that cell is read

) == **In the body of activity** == * **Workbook Path (String)*** - The path of the Excel file you want to read

. E.g: Excel Append Range

in a Data Table variable to the end of a specified Excel spreadsheet. (* is mandatory) In the body of activity Sheet Name - The name of the sheet in which to add the specified range. By default

Excel Append Range

Excel Append Range

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the name of the activity to organize and structure your code better. E.g: Excel Append Range

to the end of a specified Excel spreadsheet. [[image:image-20220505131238-1.jpeg]] (* is mandatory) == **In the body of activity** == * **Sheet Name** - The name of the sheet in which to add the specified range

range are overwritten. Changes are immediately saved. Can only be used in the Excel Application Scope

of the activity to organize and structure your code better. E.g: Write Range Excel Options Add Headers (Checkbox

. E.g: “A10” Data Table - The data that you want to write to the specified range, as a DataTable

Excel Write Range

Excel Write Range

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Range Excel **Options** * **Add Headers (Checkbox) **- When selected, column headers are also written

with the value specified in the Sheetname property. All cells within the specified range are overwritten. Changes are immediately saved. Can only be used in the Excel Application Scope activities. [[image:image-20220505114134-2

 - The Excel cell or range that you want to write to. If the range isn't specified, the whole spreadsheet is read. If the range is specified as a cell, the whole spreadsheet starting from that cell is read. Only

: “Hello world” or “=B1+C2” Properties Input Cell (String)* - The Excel cell or range that you want

Excel Write Cell

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Excel Write Cell

: “ClientName” * **Cell** - The Excel cell or range that you want to write to. If the range isn't specified, the whole spreadsheet is read. If the range is specified as a cell, the whole spreadsheet starting from

)*** - The Excel cell or range that you want to write to. If the range isn't specified, the whole spreadsheet

Workbook Path (String) - The path of the Excel file you want to read. E.g: “C:\FolderName\Contacts.xlsx

variables and strings are supported. Workbook Path (String)* - The path of the Excel file you want to read

are disabled in the specified Excel file. No macros can be run. ・ReadFromExcelSettings - Reads the current

Excel Application Scope

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Excel Application Scope

of the activity** == * **Workbook Path (String)** - The path of the Excel file you want to read. E.g: “C

(String)*** - The path of the Excel file you want to read. E.g: “C:\FolderName\Contacts.xlsx” * **Password

macros are disabled in the specified Excel file. No macros can be run. ・ReadFromExcelSettings - Reads

. E.g: “append excel range”

stored in a DataTable variable to the end of a specified Excel spreadsheet. If the sheet does not exist

of activity Workbook Path - The full path of the Excel spreadsheet that you want to use. If the Excel file

Append Range

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Append Range

. E.g: “append excel range” ))) {{velocity}} #if ($xcontext.action != 'export') (% class="akb-toc

variable to the end of a specified Excel spreadsheet. If the sheet does not exist, a new one is created

) == **In the body of activity** == * **Workbook Path ** - The full path of the Excel spreadsheet that you want

to specified Excel Sheets. This only can be used in Excel Application Scope Activity. (* is mandatory

\sky.png” Sheet name (String) - The sheet that you want to display. E.g: “ThisIsSheetName” Range (String) - The range you want to add image to. E.g: “K1:L1” Properties Input Image path (String)* - Input the full

Excel Insert Image

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Excel Insert Image

" %) ((( RCA.Activities.Excel.ExcelInsertImage == **Description** == This activity allows you to add images to specified Excel Sheets. This only can be used in Excel Application Scope Activity. (% class="wikigeneratedid" id="H

) **- The sheet that you want to display. E.g: “ThisIsSheetName” * **Range (String) **- The range you want to add

) In the body of activity Workbook Path - The path of the Excel file you want to write to. E.g: “C:\FolderName\ClientList.xlsx” Sheet name - The name of the sheet in which the range that you want to write to is. By default

to the specified range, as a DataTable variable. Only DataTable variables are supported. Properties Input

Write Range

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Write Range

of the Excel file you want to write to. E.g: “C:\FolderName\ClientList.xlsx” * **Sheet name** - The name of the sheet in which the range that you want to write to is. By default, this is filled in with "Sheet1." E.g

and strings are supported. * **Data Table** - The data that you want to write to the specified range

into a specified spreadsheet cell or a range. If the sheet does not exist, a new one is created. (* for mandatory) In the body of activity Workbook Path - The path of the Excel file you want to use. E.g: “C

content - The value or formula that you want to be written to a cell or range. Only string variables

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spreadsheet cell or a range. If the sheet does not exist, a new one is created. [[image:image-20220505135743

of the Excel file you want to use. E.g: “C:\FolderName\ClientList.xlsx” * **Sheet name** - The sheet you want

to be written to a cell or range. Only string variables, generic variables and strings are supported. E.g

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