Auto Run a CygNet Excel Export Report
The Auto Run option provides a method for a report to run automatically. This allows reports to be scheduled using third-party schedulers such as Microsoft’s Scheduled Tasks.
Note: Microsoft Excel Macro Security must be set to "Enable all Macros" for Auto Run without operator intervention. See Installing and Configuring CygNet Excel Export.
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Auto Run |
Auto Run Parameters
Auto Run can be used by itself or with any combination of the Archive Workbook, Print Sheet, and Export Sheet options.
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Auto Run |
When Auto Run is used alone, the following actions occur when the report is opened:
If the Auto Run options are not enabled, Microsoft Excel will remain open after the data is retrieved. |
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Archive Workbook |
Select to archive the entire .xls workbook. Specify the archive folder using the File Path property.
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Print Sheet |
Prints the worksheet specified by Export/Print Sheet property to the default printer of the computer from which the report was run.
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Export Sheet |
Exports the worksheet specified by Export/Print Sheet property to the folder specified by the File Path property.
Note: Due to a limitation in Microsoft Excel, you cannot export a worksheet that contains references to other worksheets. |
Auto Run Properties
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Export Format |
The format of the file produced by Auto Run. The export file format types are CVS, TXT, HTML, and XLS. HTML format publishes the Print Area. |
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Export/Print Sheet |
The name of the worksheet exported or printed with Export/Print Sheet. Leave blank to use the default CygNet Data worksheet. |
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File Suffix |
Specifies text to append to the file name for Archive Workbook or Export Sheet. |
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File Path |
Specifies the path/folder to which Archived files and Export Sheets are written. If this property is blank, the Archive/Export is saved to the folder from which the report was run. Note: The specified file path/folder must exist. The application will not create it. |
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