I have a form with a field that contains the path and filename of an excel file I want to edit. I simply want to launch that file. Can someone help me with the formula or LS?
example…
FIELD FileNm:=“s:\myreports\dailyreport.xls”
Thanks in advance!
I have a form with a field that contains the path and filename of an excel file I want to edit. I simply want to launch that file. Can someone help me with the formula or LS?
example…
FIELD FileNm:=“s:\myreports\dailyreport.xls”
Thanks in advance!
Subject: Formula to launch an excel file on a server?
Take a look at @command with execute…
This formula launches 123 for Windows and loads the worksheet named SALES.WK4.
@Command( [Execute]; “C:\123W\PROGRAMS\123W.EXE”; “C:\123W\WORK\SALES.WK4” )
You could take that and convert to Excel.
Subject: Formula to launch an excel file on a server?
I found this tidbit along the way and squirrelled it until now.
File:///Your/Network/File/Path/
Since this is being executed at any location, you should use DNS-resolvable names, not drive letters.
I.E.
File:///server1/shared/notesstuff/excel.xls
Not even sure if this works, but it’s the next thing I would try.
Subject: Formula to launch an excel file on a server?
The value in the field FileNm is My Report.xls
I am using this formula, but it tries to open a file called ‘My.xls’. I know this is a spaces issue. How do I syntax the command to handle these spaces? Thank you
X:=FileNm;
@Command([Execute]; “C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office10\excel.exe”; X)
Subject: Try:
X := “"” + FileNm + “"”;@Command([Execute]; “C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office10\excel.exe”; X)
Subject: RE: Try:
Works great, thanks Bill
Subject: Formula to launch an excel file on a server?
I found this tidbit along the way and squirrelled it until now.
File:///Your/Network/File/Path/
Since this is being executed at any location, you should use DNS-resolvable names, not drive letters.
I.E.
File:///server1/shared/notesstuff/excel.xls
Not even sure if this works, but it’s the next thing I would try.