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== Accessing Scripts ==  | == Accessing Scripts ==  | ||
In Excel online (Business version only)   | |||
* an '''Automate''' tab in the ''ribbon'' bar  | |||
* the Ribbon allows to record actions (just like ''vba'')  | |||
** ''Create a blank New Script''  | |||
** ''Open existing Scripts''  | |||
** and ''Automate a Task'' with a ''Power Automate'' template  | |||
* The '''record''' function   | |||
** does not record every action  | |||
** uses selections instead of references  | |||
** does show good notes and is a good way to learn  | |||
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Revision as of 21:15, 10 December 2024
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- title
 - Power Automate Office Scripts Basics
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 - Lukasz Sokolowski
 
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Power Automate Office Scripts Basics
Power Automate Office Scripts Basics Training Materials
Copyright Notice
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Introduction
Single module context
- Accessing Scripts
 - Triggering Scripts in Power Automate
 - IntelliSense
 - Variables, Types and Interfaces
 - Get & Set
 - Basic Excel Actions
 - If
 - Loop
 - Send and Return Data
 - Additional functions
 
Intro Con't
Office Scripts
- Online version of VBA
 - Built to run in Excel online
- similar to GoogleDocs App Scripts, but based on TypeScript instead of Javascript
 - TS is a subset of JS, so we can use JS as well
 
 - More here
 
Accessing Scripts
In Excel online (Business version only)
- an Automate tab in the ribbon bar
 - the Ribbon allows to record actions (just like vba)
- Create a blank New Script
 - Open existing Scripts
 - and Automate a Task with a Power Automate template
 
 - The record function
- does not record every action
 - uses selections instead of references
 - does show good notes and is a good way to learn
 
 
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