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I have a workflow that I want to run regularly on the Alteryx server. It gets its data from a SQL database. The workflow spits out one three sheets into one excel file. I have a Block Until Done tool placed so that its not trying to write to the same file simultaneously. The problem happens when I try to save it to the gallery and run it. Evidently, the Alteryx Server does not have the proper permissions to access the folder to which I'm writing. I get an "Access is denied" error when I run on the server.
I tried changing everything to UNC paths in the workflow dependencies and unchecking the output file under the "Manage workflow assets" menu when uploading to the server. This didn't seem to help. I still get a "Cannot access the folder" error.
For posterity, I was able to resolve the error by running the workflow with my credentials. This option is set while saving something to the gallery after clicking "Workflow Options" and then "Set workflow credentials". Under "Always run this workflow with these credentials", I entered my institutions login credentials which then allowed access to my network drives.
I try as hard as I can to not get one drive involved with my excel program, but invariably it somehow gets involved and as soon as it does it destroys my program. I have been running this program daily for over 2 months. When I opened it today, I get a message that it is being repaired. As I try to load my backup, it shows me it is in one drive. Every time it backs something on one drive it damages the program I there any way I can delete one drive from my exel?
Instead of relying on OneDrive for backups, consider using a local backup solution like an external hard drive or a cloud storage service that doesn't automatically sync files. This will give you more control over your backups and prevent them from potentially damaging your Excel program.
@bigjim1216 Thank you so much. This is what I was looking for. I like the idea of saving my files to the cloud but the headaches are not worth it. I am already saving them to two different external files. I even have it set up in the program to save to this PC and both external drives automatically and that works well. Also thanks for the tip on repairing my files. That will come in handy, but hopefully not as much now that I have unlinked onedrive.
I am trying to use the Excel Writer node to save a file on a shared network drive. It works when I run the workflow locally, however when I run my workflow through KNIME server it looks like shared drive paths are not allowed
I tried created a note pad file, updated the file at two different times and every one is able to see the changes, so for now I know it is not the issue with the shared drive, but something to do with excel.
I am also having this problem with Excel 2010 32 bit. The workbook is not shared, as it is not an issue for them to take turns working in the file. But, the problem is that the one user cannot see changes made to any Excel document by others. The user has no problems seeing changes made to a Word doc in the same location on the shared location.
Same problem here guys, if someone has a clue, please share. Also i have the problem of deleting files and they reappear after refresh of the folder. I manage to delete them only after 3-4 tries. What is this thing? Working server 2008 R2 win 7 pro client.
As the title suggests I have a large amount of data that I want to use to drive models. I would like to be able to set up the data in excel, link it to inventor, then be able to select variations of the part based on the data without having to change the excel cell start. For reference I am dealing with hydraulic cylinders and rods.
For this I have a large spreadsheet with data corresponding to different models of cylinder and different bores for each model. There are around 350 rows and maybe half as many columns although not every cell is used by every variation. I'm trying to set up a system whereby I could choose a model and a bore and stroke and then Inventor correctly models these parts. They need to be done as separate parts, preferably assembled automatically so that I can use positional representations for any work that's done with them. I haven't used iParts, iLogic or iAssembly before but I've started looking into it in the past few days and think I have a reasonable beginners grasp of it.
PS: Due to the fact that this has to be integrated with company systems, 2017 is the latest version of Inventor that I can accept solutions for. I'm not sure if new features pertaining to any solution have been added since 2017 but sadly I won't be able to make use of them.
- After creating the library publish iPart in already defined library. While publishing iPart, Inventor will ask you select key parameters and that time you can define bore or length or cylinder no. are key parameters. Due to this whenever
You can use Microsoft Graph to allow web and mobile applications to read and modify Excel workbooks stored in OneDrive for Business, SharePoint site or Group drive. The Workbook (or Excel file) resource contains all the other Excel resources through relationships. You can access a workbook through the Drive API by identifying the location of the file in the URL. For example:
You can access a set of Excel objects (such as Table, Range, or Chart) by using standard REST APIs to perform create, read, update, and delete (CRUD) operations on the workbook. For example,GET id/workbook/worksheets
returns a collection of worksheet objects that are part of the workbook.
Note: The session header is not required for an Excel API to work. However, we recommend that you use the session header to improve performance. If you don't use a session header, changes made during the API call are persisted to the file.
Note: If the session id has expired, a 404 HTTP error code is returned on the session. In such a scenarion, you can choose to create a new session and continue. Another approach would be to refresh the session periodically to keep the session alive. Typically the persistent session expires after about 5 minutes of inactivity. Non persistent session expires after about 7 minutes of inactivity.
null input inside a two-dimensional array (for values, number-format, formula) is ignored in the Range and Table resources. No update takes place to the intended target (cell) when null input is sent in values or number-format or formula grid of values.
For example, to only update specific parts of the Range, such as a cell's Number Format, and to retain the existing number-format on other parts of the Range, set the Number Format where needed and send null for the other cells.
For example, a Range can consist of one or more cells. In cases where the individual cells contained in the Range specified don't have uniform formatting values, the range level representation is undefined.
For read operations, expect to receive blank values if the contents of the cells are blanks. If the cell contains no data or value, the API returns a blank value. Blank value is represented by two double quotation marks with no space in-between: ""
When the API makes a request to retrieve an unbounded Range (getRange('C:C')), the response returned contains null for cell-level properties such as values, text, numberFormat, or formula. Other Range properties such as address or cellCount will reflect the unbounded range.
Large Range implies a Range of a size that is too large for a single API call. Many factors such as number of cells, values, numberFormat, and formulas contained in the range can make the response so large that it becomes unsuitable for API interaction. The API makes a best attempt to return or write to the requested data. However, the large size involved might result in an API error condition because of the large resource utilization.
To support updating a range with the same values or number-format or applying same formula across a range, the following convention is used in the set API. In Excel, this behavior is similar to inputting values or formulas to a range in the CTRL+Enter mode.
The API looks for a single cell value and, if the target range dimension doesn't match the input range dimension, it applies the update to the entire range in the CTRL+Enter model with the value or formula provided in the request.