Match Function Workbook (preview)

Match Function Workbook activity that finds the relative position of a value within a range using the Excel MATCH function.

UiPath.Excel.Activities.MatchFunction

Descripción

Finds the relative position of a value within a range, using the Excel MATCH function. This is the cross-platform equivalent of the Match Function Windows activity.

Nota:

This activity does not support .xls files.

Compatibilidad de proyectos

Windows | Multiplataforma

Propiedades

Común

• DisplayName - The name displayed for the activity in the Designer panel.

Entrada

• Archivo : la ruta completa del libro de recursos. Para cambiar a una ruta local, selecciona el icono más y luego Usar archivo local. El campo actual cambia a Archivo (ruta local), donde puedes proporcionar la ruta completa del libro.
• NombreDeLaHoja : el nombre de la hoja del libro.
• Range - The range to search in. This field is required.
• Lookup Value - The value to search for. This field is required.
• Match Type - Select how the lookup value is matched against the range. The default value is 1 (largest value less than or equal to the value to match). You can choose from the following options:
  • 1 (largest value less than or equal to the value to match) - Finds the largest value that is less than or equal to the lookup value. The range must be sorted in ascending order.
  • 0 (first value exactly equal to the value to match) - Finds the first value that is equal to the lookup value. The range can be in any order.
  • -1 (smallest value greater than or equal to value to match) - Finds the smallest value that is greater than or equal to the lookup value. The range must be sorted in descending order.

Opciones

• Contraseña : la contraseña del libro, si es necesario.

Salida

• Position - The 1-based position of the match within the range, stored as an Int32 variable. The value is -1 if the activity doesn't find a match.

Utilizar libro

• Workbook - The existing workbook to use instead of a file path.

Notas

• Position is relative to the range, not to the sheet. For example, a match on the third cell of the range returns 3, wherever the range starts on the sheet.
• Range must refer to the sheet in SheetName. A range that includes a sheet name, such as Sheet2!A2:A100, is not supported and causes an error.
• A whole-column or whole-row range, such as A:A, is limited to the used range of the sheet.
• The activity fails with an error if Range is empty or Lookup Value is null.