Fill Range Workbook (preview)

Fill Range Workbook activity that fills all the cells in a range with a single value or formula.

UiPath.Excel.Activities.FillRange

Description

Fills all the cells in a range with a single value or formula. This is the cross-platform equivalent of the Fill Range Windows activity.

Remarque :

This activity does not support .xls files.

Compatibilité du projet

Windows | Multiplate-forme

Propriétés

Commun

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

Entrée

• Fichier - Chemin complet du classeur de ressources. Pour passer à un chemin local, sélectionnez l’icône plus, puis Utiliser le fichier local. Le champ actuel est remplacé par Fichier (chemin local), où vous pouvez fournir le chemin complet du classeur.
• NomFeuille : le nom de la feuille du classeur.
• Range - The range to fill, for example, A1:B10. This field is required.
• Value - The value to fill the range with. If the value starts with an equals sign (=), it is written as a formula. If you leave this field empty, the range is filled with blanks.

Options

• Mot de passe : le mot de passe du classeur, si nécessaire.

Utiliser le classeur

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

Remarques

• A value that is not a formula is converted the way Excel converts it, so a numeric fill can be used in calculations such as SUM. The activity tries these types in order:
  1. Booléen
  2. Numérique
  3. Time of day
  4. Date
  5. Text, if nothing else matches
• Numbers, times, and dates are read using the regional settings of the machine. For example, "1,5" is the number 1.5 on a machine that uses a comma as the decimal separator, and "10:30" is the time of day 10:30.
• Percentages, such as "50%", and currency values, such as "$5", are not converted to numbers, unlike in Excel.
• A formula is written to the first cell and filled across the range the way Excel does when you fill or copy cells. Relative references shift for each cell. For example, =A1*2 becomes =A2*2 in the next row.
• A whole-column or whole-row range, such as A:A, is limited to the used range of the sheet.
• Range must refer to the sheet in SheetName. A range that includes a sheet name, such as Sheet2!A1:B10, is not supported and causes an error.