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Excel VBO Issue when "Save As" .csv - Need Help

MarkikaHarris
Level 2
Hi,
Have any of you experienced the files being corrupt when using the MS Excel VBO to save workbook as a .csv extension? If so, how did you resolve this issue? 

Any suggestions are welcome.

Thanks

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Markika Harris
Senior Associate Projects
Cognizant
America/Indiana/Indianapolis
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AndreyKudinov
Level 10
If you are simply using Excel VBO Save as action, then you are not actually saving csv, you are getting xlsx files with csv extension.
To save as actual csv files, you need to modify the action/create new one and specifically pass it csv format.
If that is the case, I can post an action/code stage. 

If there is something else with csv, then you need to explain what is wrong.

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Andrey Kudinov
Project Manager
MobileTelesystems PJSC
Europe/Moscow
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Agreed. And to prove Andrey's point, rename your file to have an xlsx extension and then reopen it. You'll see it's not corrupted.

 



------Original Message------

If you are simply using Excel VBO Save as action, then you are not actually saving csv, you are getting xlsx files with csv extension.
To save as actual csv files, you need to modify the action/create new one and specifically pass it csv format.
If that is the case, I can post an action/code stage. 

If there is something else with csv, then you need to explain what is wrong.

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Andrey Kudinov
Project Manager
MobileTelesystems PJSC
Europe/Moscow
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Yes, you are correct.  We used a code stage to tell it what format it should save it in and it is working fine now.  Blue Prism support said that this is a standard vbo functionality in version but in previous versions you two are correct.

Markika Harris

Senior Associate – Projects | Intelligent Automation | Cognizant Technology Solutions

Mobile:  317-992-9243 | Email: Markika.Harris@cognizant.com | http://www.Cognizant.com

 

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------Original Message------

Agreed. And to prove Andrey's point, rename your file to have an xlsx extension and then reopen it. You'll see it's not corrupted.