Use “Add rows to a spreadsheet table” in Recued. Append one or more rows to a named Excel table in a single approval, keeping its formulas and formatting intact. Actions that change data use Recued's approval controls.
Add rows to a spreadsheet table
Use “Add rows to a spreadsheet table” in Recued. Append one or more rows to a named Excel table in a single approval, keeping its formulas and formatting intact. Actions that change data use Recued's approval controls.
Complete workflow
Use Excel Workbook Desk in Recued for spreadsheets, tables, and trackers. Find a workbook by name, ask questions about a sheet, look up rows the way you would in a database, and add rows to a table. It includes 5 ready-to-run workflows, and the one that changes data uses Recued's approval controls.
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Use “Find a spreadsheet in OneDrive” in Recued. Search your OneDrive by name and get back the two ids every Excel action needs. It reads information without changing anything in OneDrive.
Use “Ask a spreadsheet” in Recued. Read a worksheet's live values and answer a question about them, quoting the cells used. It reads information without changing anything in the workbook.
Use “Look up rows in a spreadsheet table” in Recued. Find the rows of an Excel table whose column matches what you are looking for — a customer, an order, an invoice number. It reads information without changing anything in the workbook.
Use “Search a spreadsheet like a database” in Recued. Download a OneDrive spreadsheet once, keep the converted copy, and search it by column — re-downloading only when the file has actually changed. It reads information without changing anything in OneDrive.
How it works
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Settings
Configurable at install. Defaults shown — change them anytime in Recued.
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