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We recently upgraded tools from 8.49.19 to 8.49.33. The app engine is showing exact same error as above. First operand of . is NULL, so cannot access member DisplayAlerts. (180,236)...
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Additional information to above is, earlier server had Excel 2003 and after upgrade, it is Excel 2008
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Has anybody seen any type of on-line documentation that covers standard Excel COM object references within PeopleCode? I'm looking for something that provides me with a mapping on how to reference...
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Hi, We have an application engine which populates the data from the output of a SQR to an excel template saved in the process scheduler server. When the application engine gets initiated, it fails...
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Did you ever find any on-line documentation that covers standard Excel COM object references within PeopleCode? I'm trying to translate Excel VBA to PeopleCode.
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1. Set the properties with ObjectSetProperty( &oWorkApp, "DisplayAlerts ", True ) and see what that gets you. 2. If you have access to that server you can login and use the property...
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I have an App engine peoplecode that reads a table and write in excel. If there is any reason the AE errors out, we have some instances of excel left open on the server. Is there a sureshot way of...
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In addition to the previously mentioned solutions: 1) Excel Not Installed proper server… AppServer (Online PeopleCode) or ProcSched (Batch / AppEngine PeopleCode) 2) Wrong version of Excel (64 bit vs...
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Can you read an .xlsx file using this application? If so, what would the code look like? Thank you.
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Hi. Is there anyway to change the worksheet's name? I tried the following but got error: &oWorkSheet.Name = "test"; OLE Automation error in Excel.Application.Worksheets: ObjectDoMethod: Bad index....
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Using the example from PeopleBooks returns an error on the ObjectGetProperty statement and I don't know what is wrong with it. The code used is as follows: Local object &WorkApp, &WorkBook;...
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Should the variable &WorkBook be delcared as an object? If you change the delcaration line to: Local object &WorkApp; And remove, &WorkBook, does that make any difference?
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Hi, I have instantiated Excel Object in AE Peoplecode and have been successfully manipulating data cells in each worksheet tab of my workbook. Now I want to copy a range of cells from one worksheet to...
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Hi Susan, I use the same code and it works fine. Only thing I notice in your code is that you have space between createObject and the parenthesis Heres our code compare side by side &WorkApp =...
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Yes its should be declare as Object when instantiating workbook, worksheet, range or cell objects in Excel heres my declaration and it works fine; Local object &oWorkApp, &oWorkSheet,...
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Hi - I have sqr process to read the .dat file as input file. But I am getting the file in excel format. I want to convert this XLS file into .dat format. I am unable to do this through the SQR. One of...
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Hello Susan, Are you still having the same error "Invalid parameter: CreateObject Excel.Application invalid class string for function ObjectGetProperty." ? What have you done to correct this error? I...
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http://peoplesoft.wikidot.com/generating-a-csv-file-from-sqr
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Hi, I want to use this piece of code on my page on the hyperlink. Local object &oWorkApp, &oWorkBook; &oWorkApp = CreateObject("COM", "Excel.Application"); &oWorkApp.DisplayAlerts =...
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