Martin,
Using 'binfile' is the right answer.
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Op 25 apr. 2011 om 18:12 heeft Ian McKnight het
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Thanks Klaus that did the trick.
BINFILE IN AND out makes absolute sense now that its been pointed out!
On 25 April 2011 17:09, Klaus on-rev wrote:
> Hi Ian,
>
> > Hi All
> > ...
> > Here is my import and export code
> > import:
> > answer file "choose"
> > if it is empty or the result is "
Hi
I'm doing this from a stack within the IDE and have my stack in a sub folder
of my documents folder. The template file is in the same folder.
When I double click the original template, which is also stored there, it
lauches Excel and displays correctly. The problem occurs when it is
'process
Hi Ian,
> Hi All
> ...
> Here is my import and export code
> import:
> answer file "choose"
> if it is empty or the result is "Cancel" then exit to top
## You need BINFILE!
> put "BINFILE:"&it into fname
> set the cpExcelMaster of this stack to URL fname
## With "file" it will be tr
I dont have any problems doing this in an app of mine, I am using "binfile:"
though, also are you exporting the file to your program folder which
shouldn't be writeable.
On 25 April 2011 23:01, Ian McKnight wrote:
> Sorry pressed send to soon!
>
> here is the export code:
>
> put the cpExcelMa
Sorry pressed send to soon!
here is the export code:
put the cpExcelMaster of this stack into tFileToExport
ask file ""
if it is empty or the result is "Cancel" then exit to top
put "file:"&it &".xlt" into fname
put tFileToExport into URL fname
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Ian McKnight
iangmck
Hi All
I have an excel file that I want to include in a standalone.
I created an excel template and copied it from its default location to the
same folder as my stack.
I imported it into a custom property.
The problem is that when I export the custom property contents back to disk
I can't access t
