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To update an existing excel workbook with data item values, complete the following steps:
Check out and open the process you want to edit.
In the
Toolbox
pane, click
Microsoft Office
. A list of activities is displayed.
Double-click or drag the
Write Excel Workbook
activity into the process.
Link the activity appropriately with other activities in the process.
Right-click the
Write Excel Workbook
activity. A shortcut menu is displayed.
Select
View Properties
. The
Write Excel Workbook
window is displayed.
Click the
Input File
tab. The corresponding screen is displayed.
Select the
Select an Existing Workbook
option.
In the
Input file location
field, select the appropriate input field editor and set the field to a value that is a location where the workbook is stored.
Note:
If your input template is referenced by a data item, click
Configuration values
and enter a valid connection string for design-time, configuration purposes.
In the
Authentication
section, select
Run as BPM Server
or
Specify credentials
.
Note:
If you select
Run as BPM Server
, access will be granted or rejected based on the BPM Server credentials.
If you select
Specify credentials
, complete the
Username
,
Password
, and
Include domain
fields using the appropriate input field editors. The
Include domain
check box is optional and requires you to select the domain name, if selected.
Click the
Workbook Destination
tab. The corresponding screen is displayed.
In the
Output File Name
field, select the appropriate input field editor and set the field to a value that is a file location where you want to store the new Excel file. The location must be accessible by the Process Engine.
From the
If the file already exists
section, select
Overwrite the file
or
Increment the file name
.
Note:
Select
Overwrite the file
to replace the existing file. Select
Increment the file name
to append a _1, for example, to the file name the first time the process runs and sees that a file already exists. The number will increment each time the process runs and finds a file with the same name.
In the
Output File Location
field, select the appropriate input field editor and set the field to a value that is a file location where you want to store the Excel file.
In the
Authentication
section, select
Run as BPM Server
or
Specify credentials
.
Note:
If you select
Run as BPM Server
, access will be granted or rejected based on the BPM Server credentials.
If you select
Specify credentials
, complete the
Username
,
Password
, and
Include domain
fields using the appropriate input field editors. The
Include domain
check box is optional.
Click
OK
. You configured the activity to update an existing excel workbook with data item values.
Related Topics
Set Workbook Properties when Creating or Updating a Workbook
Write Values to a Password-protected Workbook and Worksheet
Protect a Workbook by Setting a Password to Open the Workbook
Protect a Worksheet by Setting a Password to Edit Worksheet Cells
Automatically Populate an Existing Worksheet with Values
Source
BPM Designer Topics
>
Overview of Activities and Activity Topics
>
Microsoft Office Activities
>
Write Excel Workbook
Last modified at 7/31/2020 12:10 PM