16-01-23 02:39 PM
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16-01-23 05:34 PM
Hi Frankie,
I suggest that you investigate the method of data submission utilized by your second web application.
If it is a web-based form, you may have to create an object to fill and submit the form for each record in your collection.
On the other hand, if the web application utilizes an API, you can leverage that API to directly post the data to the appropriate endpoint. This approach is generally more efficient and less prone to errors than the previous method.
Additionally, if the web application allows for the pasting of whole excel data, you can utilize Microsoft Excel's Extended VBO to open the file, select the range, copy the data, and then send a "Ctrl+V" command to paste it directly onto the web application.
Thanks
16-01-23 05:34 PM
Hi Frankie,
I suggest that you investigate the method of data submission utilized by your second web application.
If it is a web-based form, you may have to create an object to fill and submit the form for each record in your collection.
On the other hand, if the web application utilizes an API, you can leverage that API to directly post the data to the appropriate endpoint. This approach is generally more efficient and less prone to errors than the previous method.
Additionally, if the web application allows for the pasting of whole excel data, you can utilize Microsoft Excel's Extended VBO to open the file, select the range, copy the data, and then send a "Ctrl+V" command to paste it directly onto the web application.
Thanks
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