Unable to write collection using MS-Excel VBO
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10-08-18 09:20 AM
Hi I am trying save collection data into an excel-file format (.xlsx). When I am trying to use write collection object using MS-Excel VBO, I getting an error
"Internal: Could not execute code stage because exception thrown by code stage: Exception has been thrown by the target of an invocation"
collection can carry around 700 rows / 50 columns of data.
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10-08-18 10:42 AM
Check if MS Excel VBO has any errors. This usually happens if there are any errors in the object that has the action we need.
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10-08-18 12:23 PM
Optionaly, convert the collection to a string where the columns are seperated by tabs and the rows by new lines.
Then you can just paste it in excel without problem.
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10-08-18 07:46 PM
Hi Antony
Additionally, check your inputs are specified correctly. If your process has the correct workbook and worksheet open within the specified instance, you can leave the parameters blank.
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10-08-18 07:48 PM
I should clarify:
If your process has the correct workbook and worksheet open within the specified instance, you can leave the Workbook Name and Worksheet Name parameters blank.
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13-08-18 09:01 PM
I had the same issue and it took months to resolve it. The reason is your region options. Your Excel options and your computers region options has to be the same. I recommend that selecting both ""Match With Windows Display Language"".
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13-08-18 09:03 PM
If it doesn't solve, you are free to communicate with me whenever you want from kilincden@gmail.com
