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Hi 

 

I have a SharePoint list which is automatically completed when a user completes a Microsoft form.  I now need to add that list item to an Excel spreadsheet. however the issue I have is the fields need to go into certain parts of the form as per the attached image (fields in Yellow). I can add it to a normal spreadsheet but have tried and failed to add it the results in to certain parts of the spreadsheet.  Can anyone help please?

 

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    DamoBird365 Profile Picture
    8,942 Microsoft Employee on at

    Hi @alex_murphy 

     

    You want to look at office scripts.  https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/office/dev/scripts/overview/excel

     

    I have done a couple of demo's for invoicing using this feature and it allows you to select the cells that you wish to save the data to.  In fact you create a bespoke Excel Action using the script feature.  

     

    I've a playlist on Office Scripts https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLzq6d1ITy6c2_qM_ocYDtEaENrqi92YmM but the video you want to watch is https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lskqQNDegXc write up is here https://www.damobird365.com/perfectly-complete-an-excel-invoice-template/

    Sample scripts are here https://github.com/DamoBird365/PowerAutomate/tree/main/ExcelInvoiceDemo

     

    Please let me know how you get on.

     

    Damien

  • AlexMurphy Profile Picture
    43 on at

    Hi @DamoBird365 sorry for the late reply.  I had to learn more about Typescript but everything you showed worked a treat.  thanks for your help

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    Hi Alex, another workaround would be to create another tab (hidden) in your spreadsheet and drop all your data there, in a single row.    Then, you would reference all your cells in yellow to the respective cells in the hidden tab.

    Cheers,

    Leo

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