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We are programming a Python node calling the method DSOffice.Data.OpenXMLExportExcel. Everything seems to work fine when the file does not exists and its newly created. However, when switching Revit documents and exporting on an existing file the data is unorganised and picked from previous sheets.
What did you expect to see?
If the file does exist, I believe the SharedStringTablePart of the method is not properly set up. I expect the string cell values to be referenced to the new values.
What did you see instead?
The excel file needs to be recover when opening and the data is unorganised and picked from previous sheets.
What packages or external references (if any) were used?
clr.AddReference("DSOffice")
import DSOffice
from DSOffice import *
clr.AddReference('DocumentFormat.OpenXml')
import DocumentFormat
from DocumentFormat.OpenXml import OpenXmlAttribute, SpreadsheetDocumentType
from DocumentFormat.OpenXml.Packaging import *
from DocumentFormat.OpenXml.Spreadsheet import *
from DocumentFormat.OpenXml.Validation import *
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Dynamo Version
2.12.1.8411
Host
Revit
Operating System
Windows 10
What did you do?
We are programming a Python node calling the method DSOffice.Data.OpenXMLExportExcel. Everything seems to work fine when the file does not exists and its newly created. However, when switching Revit documents and exporting on an existing file the data is unorganised and picked from previous sheets.
What did you expect to see?
If the file does exist, I believe the SharedStringTablePart of the method is not properly set up. I expect the string cell values to be referenced to the new values.
What did you see instead?
The excel file needs to be recover when opening and the data is unorganised and picked from previous sheets.
What packages or external references (if any) were used?
clr.AddReference("DSOffice")
import DSOffice
from DSOffice import *
clr.AddReference('DocumentFormat.OpenXml')
import DocumentFormat
from DocumentFormat.OpenXml import OpenXmlAttribute, SpreadsheetDocumentType
from DocumentFormat.OpenXml.Packaging import *
from DocumentFormat.OpenXml.Spreadsheet import *
from DocumentFormat.OpenXml.Validation import *
Stack Trace
No response
Details
No response
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: