Richard Corby
October 16th, 2003, 05:41 PM
It appears this is discussed often, but much searching has not produced my answer.
I have V7 (Std). I have multiple summaries to export to Excel. I plan to just use a .bat file with a command like:
Monarch.exe /prj:"d:Program FilesMonarchModelsMy ProjectsSummary_by_Agent.prj" /exp:"d:Program FilesmonarchexportAgent_Report.xls" I read somewhere that if I have multiple summaries, open the report and model, click on the summary and save it as a project. So I have several projects. The batch file above does not complete...it just opens the Monarch program.
Also, assuming I can get it to work (with the help of the community), can I do things like add worksheets to a workbook? Or does the .bat method not have this flexibility?
By the way, I plan to put the .bat file(s) into Windows scheduler to run these.
I have V7 (Std). I have multiple summaries to export to Excel. I plan to just use a .bat file with a command like:
Monarch.exe /prj:"d:Program FilesMonarchModelsMy ProjectsSummary_by_Agent.prj" /exp:"d:Program FilesmonarchexportAgent_Report.xls" I read somewhere that if I have multiple summaries, open the report and model, click on the summary and save it as a project. So I have several projects. The batch file above does not complete...it just opens the Monarch program.
Also, assuming I can get it to work (with the help of the community), can I do things like add worksheets to a workbook? Or does the .bat method not have this flexibility?
By the way, I plan to put the .bat file(s) into Windows scheduler to run these.