T82 - Transfer data from Access to Excel using Excel Integration
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Transfers product data from Access to Excel using Excel Integration.
 T82.atmn
Note: Save the .atmn file in My Documents -> Automation Anywhere -> Automation Anywhere -> My Tasks
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Connect to database
- From Application Category->Database, Select 'Connect' option. For our example we are using MS Access as the database, but other databases like Oracle, SQL Server, My SQL, MS SQL, etc. may also be used.
- Select SQL query option and specify the query. e.g. select * from Employee. When the query is executed, it will return all the data of the Employee table.
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Open Spreadsheet
- From Application Category->Excel, Select 'Open Spreadsheet' option.
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Transfer Data
- Insert the commands to paste the data from the database into the Excel spreadsheet.
The commands for pasting data into Excel are:
Excel : Go to beginning of the row of the active cell
Excel : Set value of Active Cell with "$Dataset Column(1)$"
Excel : Go to one cell right of active cell
- Repeat above commands for each column of the access database.
Insert a loop for each row of the database
- After the task runs the Excel spreadsheet will contain the employee data.
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| When you run this task, it reads the values from a database and inserts them one by one into the Excel spreadsheet. |
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